Skirmishers? Crossbows or catapults or both. The remainder will die on the Vault Wardens. Archers? Shrug off the fire, switch your catas to Mortar, and annhilate the suckers. Wargs? Watch 'em run onto your Vault Wardens. Originally posted by aidenpons:That gives you a doomstack that will beat everything. I'll leave Inardesco to comment on any other factions. Dwarves can build the best mines in Moria for huge quantities of cash Dwarves can get high-tier cities for great units Dwarves can expand in any direction they please Dwarven generals have an odd habit of murdering half-stacks in autoresolve Dwarven eco is through the roof and great Dwarven Orocarni Nobles - 10-dmg 30-armor - are also trainable at some Wooden Palisades Dwarven catapults are trainable at a Wooden Palisade - abuse that Dwarven elite infantry are brokenly spammable Dwarven Khazad-Dum elites are brokenly powerful if rare Dwarven starting position is the best in the game (with the exception of Khazad-Dum) Dwarven earlygame units are brokenly powerful Dwarven mid-tier units are insanely powerful Dwarven crossbowmen are insanely powerful Dwarven catapults are insanely powerful Do not fight on more fronts than you can manage. Save-scum if you want to have any chance of getting the ring actually to Mount Doom. Or ignore them entirely and let the other AI factions keep them occupied - I had a quarter stack in Rhomen and Rhun ignored me entirely. Once you've taken that, you can mop up the remaining settlements as you please.
Once you have amassed this doomstack, go straight for their "king settlement." Take the Orcs of the Misty Mountains - don't bother with small fry like the Motte and Bailey or Wooden Palisade, go straight for Moria. For Dwarves, it's Vault Wardens + Ballista.
For Elves, it's an archer plus cav spam (mostly cav spam though). Find out what your faction's doomstack is.
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