At the End of the World: A 1.2 Casse Guide.

**athanaric** · 11-29-2009, 23:44

A few comments:

Other Barbarians get Uirodosios too, in Britain or the Celtic part of Central Europe.

Milnaht are very disciplined and have an uncommonly high mass (unit density) compared to other longswordsmen. This, along with their other stats, explains why they are the best non-elite swordsmen together with legionaries.

Great guide, please continue it!

**WinsingtonIII** · 12-01-2009, 05:03

Originally Posted by athanaric

Other Barbarians get Uirodosios too, in Britain or the Celtic part of Central Europe.

Actually it's not even just the other "barbarian" factions that get Uirodosios. Every faction in the game gets access to them as a regional in the proper regions. However, using them as the Casse does feel more fitting than it does with other factions, and the bonuses they get from being trained in Camulosadae are nice.

That said, this guide is great! I agree with you that playing as the Casse is especially immersive, they are a great faction for roleplaying, both because of their unique flavor in units and starting position, and due to their culture of hero-worship that really makes you feel like you're playing in a completely different era than you feel with the other factions. They also have the most beautiful versions of the traditional Celtic units in the game, mainly due to the body paint. And Cidainh are awesome, I don't care what anyone says.... as far as I know no other general's bodyguard in the game frightens enemy infantry.