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<blockquote data-quote="MonsterEnvy" data-source="post: 6583265" data-attributes="member: 6706188">I do it in a similar way. I haveEnemy General/Army leader2nd in command/favored commanderElites (Essentially multiple champions of your type.)Chaplains (like yours except I normally always have two.)Tactician (guy or guys who do most of the planning. Tend to be wusses compared to rest of officers.)Freaks (Officers who don't find the mold of the above and tend to be weird but important resources to the army. Giant &quot;pet&quot; Monster would fall under this section for me.) For the freaks section two examples I used were a Mind Flayer and a Wight. This was back in 3.5 so they work differently now. (Well the Mind Flayer could still work the same.) Anyway the Mind Flayers job was to travel between his forces camps in order to constantly reset his psonic rewriting of the soldiers minds that prevented them from feeling fear or thoughts of disloyalty. The Wight's job was stay at the main base of the army and turn prisoners they capture into Wights. Eventually using this Wight. They created a small army of wights who would march into battle with their forces and turn their enemies into Wights to bolster their numbers. All the Wights originating from and forced to obey the source Wight back at their base. Which is why it's not allowed to leave the main base. If it was destroyed they would lose control of all of their Wights. (My players eventually succeeded in assassinating it when the army was marching towards a major target. As a result all of the armies wights turned on their living comrades and the enemy army ripped itself apart. Reducing the enemy numbers by about 70% before they managed to destroy all the Wights.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MonsterEnvy, post: 6583265, member: 6706188"] I do it in a similar way. I have Enemy General/Army leader 2nd in command/favored commander Elites (Essentially multiple champions of your type.) Chaplains (like yours except I normally always have two.) Tactician (guy or guys who do most of the planning. Tend to be wusses compared to rest of officers.) Freaks (Officers who don't find the mold of the above and tend to be weird but important resources to the army. Giant "pet" Monster would fall under this section for me.) For the freaks section two examples I used were a Mind Flayer and a Wight. This was back in 3.5 so they work differently now. (Well the Mind Flayer could still work the same.) Anyway the Mind Flayers job was to travel between his forces camps in order to constantly reset his psonic rewriting of the soldiers minds that prevented them from feeling fear or thoughts of disloyalty. The Wight's job was stay at the main base of the army and turn prisoners they capture into Wights. Eventually using this Wight. They created a small army of wights who would march into battle with their forces and turn their enemies into Wights to bolster their numbers. All the Wights originating from and forced to obey the source Wight back at their base. Which is why it's not allowed to leave the main base. If it was destroyed they would lose control of all of their Wights. (My players eventually succeeded in assassinating it when the army was marching towards a major target. As a result all of the armies wights turned on their living comrades and the enemy army ripped itself apart. Reducing the enemy numbers by about 70% before they managed to destroy all the Wights.) [/QUOTE]

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