Essex will betray you at some point or other, but it's not a particularly difficult fight, then you can just conquer Canterbury once you've beaten them. With your starting army, focus on taking the welsh towns, make friends with Wessex and Northumbria, then once you've conquered Wales, turn your attention to Ireland. Your units are really cheap at the start (like 45 upkeep per turn), so you need to recruit a small army to hold chester and another 1 at london. I just did a blind legendary play through as Mercia and won the campaign without a single defeat and only 19 battles fought. I'm not too shabby in battles, but all these politics and buildingbrowsers.argh not sure if it's a good idea if i can't even handle an "easy" faction. Denmark starts with a neat position, something I'm looking for.
well, you guessed it: famine!Ĭordoba sounds very interesting, but it's so stretched out (same goes for Charlemagne himself and the other factions). Wessex agreed for a defensive alliance, though and even Northumbria asked for a non-aggression pact.Īlso, their spy is laying my capital in ruins.
Meanwhile, London is holding off, but the question remains for how long. Now, the NW got occupied and same turn the West got invaded. However, by doing so, I leave the North-West unprotected and so thus it gets invaded and occupied. My first army is put at the border at the West, as they otherwise invide to take the fight to my capital. I have to put a general in London as otherwise my tributuary state (!) sacks/razes it (causing famine). Started 3 times anew (on Normal, mind you) as Mercia, and I'm losing so fast on so many grounds.
I'm not sure why Mercia is supposed to be easy in comparison to say Danes etc. 2K A Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia.844 A Total War Saga: Fall of the Samurai.
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