You may also want to field a few trolls if you ant a strong unit to depend on.
If you play as goblins, expect to have many casualties. For a defensive strategy (which would be odd to play) try to keep your lines tight and have rows of goblins because a lot of them will probably get picked off. Moria goblins don't need archers but they are a good assurance. Try to eliminate all weak points in your positioning on the field. They are easy to field, and you don't need to think or rely on formations that much. If the enemy breaks through your lines then you are truly domed to defeat. For a defensive strategy you must hold your lines. But if you can’t do this then just charge and rely on your defense level to help you. For an offensive strategy charge in any solid formation and rely on your defense, or hit their weak points. If you play as dwarves, you'll probably be playing a horde of Moria Goblins. So if you have dwarves try to put as many bowmen as you can in your army because they lack long-range weaponry. You probably won't have a lot of bowmen and that is a big disadvantage. Remember always use archers to fire at the charging enemy.ĭwarves are a hard race to play as. Wood elves don't have a great defense value, so you must use traps to surprise your enemy. For a defensive strategy you will need to rely more on tricky traps, rather then holding your lines. For an offensive strategy, out flank your enemies with archers just like the high elves. The only things they have in common are that they are elves, and have good archers. Wood elves require totally different strategies then high elves. For a defensive strategy, hold your lines and fire with archers. Try to flank your enemy with arrows for an offensive strategy.
Use your archers to your advantage, max out on points for archers. It is very important to hold your lines, or else you will probably loose if you are outnumbered. Try to make solid formations so overwhelming enemies like Moria goblins can't break though you lines.
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