Juggernaut raiding stance no longer takes away the movement range increase from razing a settlement.
Khazrak now gives Razorgor Chariots vanguard deployment.
Fixed a bug where Khazrak couldn’t use his abilities when mounted on a Tuskgor Chariot.
Khazrak and Morghur can no longer re-emerge after their death.
A haunting tune envelops enemies in an area, reducing their leadership, melee defense, and melee attack.
All units get faster charge and movement speed.
A great molten sphere emerges from the earth and rolls across enemy forces.
Cataclysm Spell: Gehenna’s Golden Globe.
All units receive bonus armour and missile resistance.
The flow of time is altered over a portion of the battlefield, improving allies’ reload skill, speed, and melee attack.
All units gain magical attacks and immunity to psychology.
A great storm develops above the battlefield, annihilating an area with lightning bolts.
Cataclysm Spell: Thorsen’s Thunderstorm.
All missile units deal extra damage and extra armour-piercing damage.
A massive eruption protrudes from the ground, burning everything in the area in magical fire.
A suffocating dust cloud chokes the life from enemies in a wide area after a short wind-up.
All units gain armour-piercing melee damage.
A tree sprouts from the ground as raw life-energy flows across the battlefield, providing a huge regeneration aura.
The strength of the wild is imbued on one unit’s weapon damage, armour-piercing, melee attack, and physical resistance.
Cataclysm Spell: Merciw’s Monstrous Regiment.
All units become immune to psychology and gain charge bonuses.
Its total bonus is +22 on the following turn, and it will cap out at 100 within the next few turns – if it finally stops moving. It also adopts the Channeling stance, increasing it by a further +15, and is joined by a hero with the Magical Reserves skill, giving an additional +20% gain whenever the reserves are increasing.
Once again that army moves, presumably on some sort of marathon, into a new region, this time with Strong Winds of Magic, providing +5 per turn.
If it is a daemon-faction army, it will eventually start to receive debuffs – with the opposite true at the other end of the scale. It will have 40 reserves at the start of the next turn and will continue to drop the longer it remains here.
That same army moves into a region with Calm Winds of Magic, which reduces by 10 per turn.
Assuming nothing special happens, it remains that way. It is in a region with Blowing Winds of Magic, providing +0 reserves per turn.
A basic, early-game starter army begins with 50 reserves of magic.
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