Atlach's Shipyard

Trains, Zeppelins, and Giant Robots. Or maybe you’re just a fan of traditional warships. Either way, the Imperium has you covered. The lists I’m suggesting are leaning towards good lists, but fairly balanced in playstyle for new players. I’m not aiming to go all in on one particular aspect. This was written for the 3.05 Orbat. Overview The Imperium strikes me as a Jack-Of-All-Trades Faction made up mostly of specialists. Most of your unit choices are good at one specific thing, while also being at least decent at assaulting. You can bring an answer for anything, but then again a list can only fit so much. Scandinavians are a bit different. All of their ships mount a lightning cannon in the front, and are ridiculously good at assaulting. Even their merchant ships. Especially their merchant ships. They’re more suited to a rush in play style. Offense : Strong at close and medium range, with good assault. Scandinavians lean even more into close range and assaulting. Defence: T...

  The Scions of Jutland give you almost total access to the Scandinavian Subfaction, only excluding the flagships. They’re an extremely aggressive subfaction, focused on point blank lightning weaponry and assaulting, though the recent support sprue has added support for long range rocket gameplay.   Scions of Jutland by Warcradle Studios Overall, Scions provide a strong point blank punch and general frontline units. Interestingly, all their cruisers share armament that lets them at least passably cover this role, so even more specialized choices can pull combat duty in a pinch. Otherwise, they can bring a quite strong Colossi, the aerial weapons buff, and uniquely among mercenaries Logistical Support. Update 3.05: With the addition of the Skaggerak, the fleet got a lot cheaper, and you can also play aerial M1 spam. Minimum Cost: 400 (Skaggerak + Gefjon Merchantman + 2 Valkyrie Hunt Rotors) Ability: Draugr. An always on ability for the scions, ignoring emergency is nice for...