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Animals for Wood Elves

The first mod I made back for WH2, now updated for WH3 with big help from HvnterVMLV and Rhox

Adds a number of wild animal units to the Wood Elf roster.




Constructing the animal building will unlock Wild Spirit recruitment in that forest. Much like warriors of chaos recruitment, animals can be recruited instantly and will replenish over time. Useful in a pinch, calling on the inhabitants of your forest to help defend.
Higher tiers of the building will unlock more animals, increase their caps, and replenishment chance.

Note: The animal building replaces the wood elf flying chain. Hawk Riders have been moved to the cavalry building.


This mod has an upgrade system for animals. It's fully compatible with Warband Upgrade Ultimate. Elves and Animals have separate tabs you can click between.
The higher tier animals in this mod can only be obtained via upgrading their low tier equivalent. This limitation is intended for balance purposes the high tier animals are quite powerful.


Who benefits from what

• All units count as Drycha's monsters (if you're Drycha)
  
• All four legged units count as: wildriders, stag knights, general cavalry
  
• hawks are hawk riders, lake dragons are dragons, griffons are eagles

If and when someone makes submods, I'll link them here.

Please don't spam with requests for SFO. I don't use it and you're better off making requests like that in the SFO discord.

Compatibility with Gifts of Athel Loren, couresy of Immane
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2971623137

This mod wouldn't be possible without the support of the modding den. Special thanks to:

Streamlined, for extensive playtesting and balancing the stats of the animals
Rhox, for the amazing script and db work on the recruitment and upgrade system.
HvnterVMLV, for the huge help in updating this mod from WH2, playtesting and squashing bugs.

If you enjoyed this mod you may consider making a donation to the International Fund for Animal Welfare. They do worthwhile work across the globe and even a small contribution would make a great difference.

Link: International Fund for Animal Welfare [www.ifaw.org]