Extra Tomb King Script

[Zalbardeon]

local tomb_king_difficulty_modifiers = {
    ["HUMAN"] = {
        ["easy"] = "wh2_dlc09_tomb_king_difficulty_player_easy",
        ["normal"] = "wh2_dlc09_tomb_king_difficulty_player_normal",
        ["hard"] = "wh2_dlc09_tomb_king_difficulty_player_hard",
        ["very hard"] = "wh2_dlc09_tomb_king_difficulty_player_very_hard",
        ["legendary"] = "wh2_dlc09_tomb_king_difficulty_player_legendary"
    },
    ["AI"] = {
        ["easy"] = "wh2_dlc09_tomb_king_difficulty_AI_easy",
        ["normal"] = "wh2_dlc09_tomb_king_difficulty_AI_normal",
        ["hard"] = "wh2_dlc09_tomb_king_difficulty_AI_hard",
        ["very hard"] = "wh2_dlc09_tomb_king_difficulty_AI_very_hard",
        ["legendary"] = "wh2_dlc09_tomb_king_difficulty_AI_legendary"
    },
    -- Faction Specific
    ["wh2_dlc09_tmb_the_sentinels"] = "wh2_main_negative_research_speed_50"
};

[Zalbardeon]

While looking for the trait script, I came across this and thought about utilising it to perhaps give The Followers of Nagash a few faction specific bonuses to make them stronger at the campaign start.

A few examples could be:

• extra army capacity
• extra research speed
• extra unit capacity for some VC units

[im-mortal]

These are just definitions. What is the source file this is taken from? This is from script/campaign/wh2_dlc09_tomb_kings.lua, I see.

When it comes to those effects, the script merely assigns listed effect bundles to a faction depending on game difficulty modifier. Actual effects are defined in db/effect_bundles_to_effects_junctions_tables.

[im-mortal]

Closing as these lords were implemented in 2d3f6ac539bfce9d6d8d7b73595170b0b995ed8e via variants with unique traits.