You will have a hard time defending your territory from the hordes of troops the Lithuanians pump out and from the ever-greedy armies of Novgorod. First of all, a good chunk of the factions hate your guts, and the ones that like you enough to form an alliance with you betray you later on. Playing as the Teutons, you will find yourself in a bit of a jam.
Those temples offer you great troops and bonuses, so they are definitely something you should use to fit your needs. Managing cities is the same as vanilla, however the Lithuanians have several unique buildings that should be used wisely. The most you will experience when playing as those other factions will be a port blockaded or a small fleet attacked. For the other factions, the sea is a small priority when compared to the other tasks at hand. But other than Denmark, only Norway will find the water important. Unless, of course, you decide to be a steamroller and just crush Poland and the HRE to get to the Teutons. The only faction that will find the water important is Denmark, as the Danes need to cross the Baltic sea if they wish to invade Prussia. Water will not affect your campaign much. However, there are lots of patches of forest everywhere, offering the wise player the ability to lay ambushes. Aside from some mountains near Prague and in Norway, it's all flat. There are no choke-points or mountains or anything like that. It should be noted that the map is very flat. Hold 35 regions, including: Visby, Vilnius, Novgorod, Kiev, Poznan.Įliminate factions: Lithuania.The map of the Baltic is well-done, and the music fits in perfectly with the theme of the campaign. Hold 45 regions, including: Visby, Vilnius, Novgorod, Kiev, Poznan. Regions Military Victory Conditions Long The Teutonic Order starts out in the Baltic coast in the area now occupied by the countries of Latvia, Estonia, and Russia. Recruiting units such as Christ Knights, Halbbruder and Ritterbruder thus requires an extremely high percentage of Catholics to be present in Teutonic-controlled regions.
Instead it is lead by a Hochmeister, who, upon death, will be replaced by the most able General among the order's ranks.įinally, the Order's best units can only be recruited in heavily Catholic areas. Due to the unique nature of the Teutonic Order, it lacks a family tree - thus leaving princesses and certain diplomatic options closed to them but making the faction less vulnerable to assassins. The Lithuanian leader will be rewarded by his council of nobles in the event that he should manage to kill any of these crusaders. The size of the donation varies depending on the nobles' successes. Crusading nobles, drawn to the conflict against Paganism in search of fame and glory, will request the assistance of the Teutonic Order in return for donations to the Order's coffers. Their faction leader is picked based on authority, the most authoritive is picked and becomes leader. Also the order has a disadvantage that it can build only castles, cities are forbidden to them. They can field order spearmen and Ritterbrüders and the mangonel.
The Teutonic Order has very powerful units, both in terms of backbone and elite. In general preperation must be made for this period of time in advance so that the player can withstand the might of every other faction attacking him/her. It has a divided empire that can be reunited quickly, and can blitz Lithuania, however later in the game it will find itself surrounded and having no Allies. The Teutonic order are ruthless and are a threat not only to the Pagans but to the other countries also. The Teutonic Order is a new faction in Medieval II Total War: Kingdoms and is a Medium-difficulty faction to play in the new Teutonic campaign.
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