Overview
Faction	Beastmen
Category	Specialist Artillery
Unit size	1

Recruitment

Cost (MP):	1600 (1600)
Turns:	2
Upkeep:	400

Statistics

Health:

8166

Leadership:

Speed:

Melee attack:

Melee defence:

Charge Bonus:

Damage Resist Magic:	25

Weapons

Melee

Weapon Damage:	135
Armour-Piercing Damage:	315
Melee Interval:	4 s
Range:	3

Ranged

Missile Damage:	84
Armour-Piercing Missile Damage:	336
Explosive Damage:	55
Explosive Armour-Piercing Damage:	85
Reload Time:	13.5
Ammunition:	25
Range:	400

Protection

37.5%

Attributes
Can Cause Fear: This unit frightens all enemy units, reducing their leadership when nearby. It is also immune to fear. Fear penalties do not stack. Can Cause Terror: This unit can cause terror, making its melee target rout for a short time. Units that cause terror are immune to terror and fear themselves.

Beastmen require the Call of the Beastmen DLC to be playable. 1 Legendary Lords 2 Lords 3 Heroes 4 Melee Infantry 5 Missile Infantry 6 Melee Cavalry 7 Missile Cavalry 8 Chariots 9 Monstrous Infantry 10 Monsters and Beasts 11 Monstrous Artillery 12 Regiments of Renown. The Beastmen, on the other hand, seem to be a mix of the Orks and Chaos. There's the brayherds which are similar to the orkish hordes, and the beastmen are a horde that also incorporate Chaos corruption. From what I've heard, they also have a pretty small unit roster. Product description Call of the Beastmen is an expansion campaign pack to acclaimed Total War: Warhammer RTS game. In the expansion, the player can try out a brand-new race – the titular Beastmen – in main campaign, multiplayer and custom battles.

The Cygor is a Beastmen monster artillery unit. Plagued by visions, Cygors are cursed to see the Winds of Chaos. Naturally, this makes them mad and extremely dangerous. Beastmen require the Call of the BeastmenDLC to play.

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Description[edit | edit source]

Cygors are distant cousins of Minotaurs but, because they hail from the most tainted of all the realms of the Old World, they have diverged greatly from their kin. They are huge, hideously malformed giants, each possessed of a single eye in the centre of its forehead. Through this eye the Cygor is cursed to see not the material realm that mortals perceive, but the ever-shifting Winds of Chaos as they blow through and around the indistinct, ghostly shapes that populate their world. Assailed by such visions since birth, Cygors are all quite mad. The sheer size and ferocity of a Cygor is terrifying enough to mortals, but those who know of their terrible hunger fear them above all else. To the mage, a Cygor is utterly fearsome, for he knows that of all the warriors on the field of battle it is him alone the Cygor wishes to catch in its gnarled and calloused hands, his flesh it wants to tear apart, and his soul it must devour to slake its unending thirst.

Attribute[edit | edit source]

↑Armour-Piercing: The damage of armour-piercing weapons mostly ignores the armour of the target, making them the ideal choice against heavily-armoured enemies. They are often heavier and attack at a slower rate though, making them less efficient against poorly-armoured targets.
↑No Forest Penalty: Large units do not suffer penalties when moving through forest, simply smashing through the undergrowth instead.
↑Special Ranged Weapon: This unit has a special missile attack with limited ammunition, which can be very useful when initiating attacks.
↑Causes Terror: This unit can cause terror, making its melee target rout for a short time. Units that cause terror are immune to terror and fear themselves.

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Ability[edit | edit source]

Strategy[edit | edit source]

Defensive beastmen army[edit | edit source]

The Beastmen army is usually best used for rushing down the enemy. The Cygor is ill-suited for a rush strategy as it is slow and its ranged power will be wasted.

A Cygor is much better in a defensive army. If you are up against a faction that cannot beat a ranged battle with a Cygor it might be a powerful strategy to field a Cygor and an army of more defensive units such as Minotaurs (Shields), Bestigor Herd and Gor Herd (Shields). Just utilize the Cygors ranged power to force the enemy to come to you, them being forced to come to you will reduce their vigor. If they attempt to shoot down the Cygor with artillery, fire at their artillery with the Cygor, it is likely to win the engagement unless it is out numbered or up against an other large monster artillery.

Lords and Legendary Lords	Khazrak the One-Eye · Malagor the Dark Omen · Morghur the Shadowgave · Beastlord
Heroes and Mounts	Gorebull · Bray-Shaman (Wild) · Bray-Shaman (Beasts) · Bray-Shaman (Shadows) · Bray-Shaman (Death) · Razorgor Chariot (Mount)
Infantry	Ungor Raiders · Ungor Herd · Ungor Spearmen Herd · Ungor Spearmen Herd (Shields) · Gor Herd · Gor Herd (Shields) · Bestigor Herd · Harpies
Cavalry and Chariots	Centigors · Centigors (Great Weapons) · Centigors (Throwing Axes) · Razorgor Chariot
Monstrous Infantry	Minotaurs · Minotaurs (Shields) · Minotaurs (Great Weapons) · Chaos Spawn · Spawn of Shadowgave
Warbeasts	Razorgor Herd · Chaos Warhounds · Chaos Warhounds (Poison)
Monsters and Artillery	Cygor · Giant (Beastmen) · Feral Manticore

Destroyers of the Drakwald · Black-Horn's Ravagers · Khorrok's Manrippers · The Eye of Morrslieb · Sons of Ghorros · Butchers of Kalkengard

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The Beastmen

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The Beastmen

Something stirs in the deep dark forests of The Old World. Between the twist

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