Total War: Warhamer Skaven Lore Military, Units, and Tactics
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2017
- Welcome back to more warhammer lore. In this episode we delve into the Skaven military, including the units and tactics of the Skaven and the four great clans. Hope you enjoy the video and don't forget to like and subscribe for future content.
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*Squeaks with skaveny joy*
Good work Man-thing, Skaven are most powerful of all yes yes! Skaven conquer all!
Hail Skavenblight!!
skaven devour all yes yes! please the great horn rat! yes yes
Hideous no-furs know too much!
aceous99 must get rid of no fur vermin
FOR THE VERMINTIDE!!!
I don't even know why you made these videos, everyone in the empire knows the skaven are just a fairy tale
Yes yes that is what you man things need to know....
Tactics? Who-who needs tactics when you have serf-slave yes-yes
I was always the weirdest Skaven tabletop player since I'm pretty sure I was the only one who intentionally had small numbers. When friggin High elves have a larger force than a Skaven army we're definitely stuck in the time warp
This channel is such a hidden gem
Love your warhammer lore videos. I'm rapidly making my way through the entire playlist, I'm hooked! Looking forward to the rest of the beastmen vids and whatever faction or subject you decide to do after. Liked and subscribed
zach thompson me to man just found them a few days ago unreal !
Important note: that roman tactic would be abandoned after the Marian reforms, where infantry turned from Hastati/Principes/Triarii to legionaries
Arch has for the first time in years got competition i see. Keep up the good work
I love watching these videos while I play the game
Thanks for the lore!
I appreciate it. Enjoy there is much more to come.
Hey Thick boy, time for an Ikit Claw video.
Found your channel today, epic dude. Love your work. Got some serious depth to it!
The Skaven are basically fighting WW1 battles compared to everyone else in the setting.
Wait the skaven killed Nagash? (sort of, they gave a human the ability to kill him) but still that is incredibly impressive.
Kirk Findlay You’d be surprised at the things they’ve managed to do.
The funny thing is they accomplished much more than Chaos in the End Times.
So yeah they basically stole the Everchosens job
Clanrats defo have Spears bro I just finished painting a unit of them :)
just discovered your channel and am happily binging your wonderful lore vidoes! starting with Skaven yes-yes! prob gonna watch dark elves next but anyway love the videos so far man!
12:50 I'm going to try and ignore that comparison
LOL yeah. It's a surface level likeness at best. The Romans didn't use their least experienced troops as arrow fodder. They put them on the front line because that's were they were most effective. If the line in front of you, which is filled with men with years of experience, breaks then what is little you, who's never seen combat before today, going to do? You're probably going to rout with the rest of them.
Appreciate the video!
I got my first and only Skaven units from the Island of Blood starter set. I bought it mostly for the High Elves.
5:15 Dwarfs ADAPTING???? that's a grudgin
Do orks! Do orks next! Waaagh!!!!
Clanrats can have spears or a hand weapon paired with a shield in tabletop 8th ed. No clue how they work in sigmar though.
It would be terrific if your Skaven videos were in a playlist.
They are though
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Skaven tactics are just swarm you with so many numbers that your graphics card cant handle it anymoreb
Take a sub good sir u earned it
romans actually put their most experienced soldiers up front in order to limit casualties. romans were surprisingly averse to military loses.
Actually no. They put their most inexperienced troops forward to break the line before more experienced soldiers finished them off.
The most experienced (triarii) where so rarely used that the roman saying for "everything went to shit" was "it has come to the triarii"
Yeah, no. Romans needed to blood in their newbies and had their experienced troops box them in. The way they deployed the formations and auxilia was how they kept casualties down.
The romans did literally both at different times depending on the commander and era being discussed. The tactics and army composition of ceasar was significantly different then a roman army under flavius Aetius or any other late period general. Idk why yall seem to think it was always 1 way or the other
After six years I can tell you there is no such thing as ratmen.
yes-yes good man-thing