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Diplomacy will also be disabled for that faction and it’ll become a battle to the death. I went well over the 100 settlement tally because - against all logic, reason, and normalcy - it took a while before Sean Bean’s character died.Īnyway, once you have an antagonist, you’ll see additional background information via a new panel on the campaign map.

However, if it happens to be a faction that you need to eliminate (for the Homeric Victory), the campaign can turn into a slog or a whack-a-mole session.įor example, in the same campaign as Hector, Odysseus/Ithaca also became my first antagonist faction.

The selection comes from a variety of factors such as betraying a leader, warring with them often, committing atrocities, and the like.Īs mentioned, defeating your first antagonist is one of the requirements for the Total War victory. Instead, the game will select a faction that’ll become your antagonist. No, the entire world won’t suddenly fracture. This feature in Total War Saga: Troy is somewhat akin to Realm Divide ( Shogun 2), Civil War ( Rome 2), or Emperor Declaration ( Three Kingdoms). You can see an example below showing Hector’s Homeric Victory requirements: Achilles, meanwhile, has to reach the level 27 cap. For instance, Agamemnon needs to have 60% or more influence in certain provinces.

Some faction leaders may have an additional requirement.

Defeat specific factions from the opposing side (i.e., Greeks vs.

Complete all “epic missions” for your faction leader (more on this mechanic later).

Control specific provinces directly or through vassals and military allies (defensive alliances don’t count).

Capture, sack, or raze 100 settlements.

Defeat your first “antagonist” (more on this mechanic later).

First, there’s the Total War Victory which is the same for all factions: There are two victory types in Total War Saga: Troy‘s campaign. Total War Saga: Troy Beginner’s guide Victory conditions