Our goal is to use our core infantry units as the anchor while our supporting units rain down arrows, charges, or magic. These anchor units have one purpose in life and that’s to hold down the opponents army so you can use your value added units to your advantage. Lets go over the hows and the whys of using your formations. They are still an orc after all.Total War : Warhammer drops you into a realm of magical and martial violence without much of a tutorial on how these units actually fight. That Orc warband should be easy, those undead should die, hell, the little orange bar says so. Notably, the unit hits hard and has a good melee attack at the cost of their melee defence. They can be quite vulnerable if your enemy sets their mind to engaging them. Shamans are fairly slow and remain so even when on a warboar. Their spells can outright destroy the enemy or amplify the boyz to crump gits even harder.
They provide utility that can make the aggression of the orcs that much more deadly. ↑ Spellcaster: This unit can cast spells.
By using the awesome powers of Greenskin magic to destroy an enemy, Orc Shamans earn the right to their eccentricities. Shamans have been known to cause a foe's brains to burst out of his skull, to shoot death beams out of their own beady eyes or to summon an almighty green foot from the skies to stomp and squish any unfortunate enough to be caught underneath it. What erupts out of the Shaman are spells as brutal as the Orcs themselves. As they advance into battle, the Waaagh! energy rises, allowing a Shaman to focus that force through the power of his mind. The power of a Shaman comes not just from the Winds of Magic, or "da Great Green" as Greenskins know it, but also from the raw energy radiated by their fellow Orcs. An Orc Shaman is a living conduit to Gork and Mork and can wield such arcane might that even the cruellest old Warbosses have to be impressed.
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