Hint 3: Do not go for intervention forces early unless you're sure they have no army that's stationed/will station there. You take significantly more losses (generally twice the amount) through auto-resolve than manually, and they tend to target the casualties on one specific unit or unit type. Oh and if skaven have twice as many units as you as Lizardmen, then it also becomes favorable for them even though you can win that fight manually. That's been my experience with the balance bar so far. Elves in general get a high auto resolve rating just from their lord alone, and add in some chariots and archers and suddenly the auto resolve says you have almost no chance. Hint 2: Auto resolve generally goes like this: Elves>Lizardmen>Skaven. The problem is that while sometimes you can auto-resolve it just fine, there are other times you can't, and that takes up time. Otherwise if you're not willing to fight more rebels then you can keep the public order building. For High Elves it's worse due to the debuffs you get from low public order.

This is especially better for skaven as they get food from every fight, which can then be used for the food buffs or to improve newly conquered settlements. Once you've maxed out economically, you can scrap the public order and start getting rebels again. Otherwise, if you have the money, try to maintain public order and develop instead, as waiting an extra 5 or 6 turns for a construction to resume is not ideal. Only exception is your main capital if you have a significant trade income. If you're low on money, then yes, so long as you have a defense structure at a province capital. Hint 1: One question is whether or not having rebels are worth it for the extra money, and it usually depends. Skaven loyalty sometimes stays the same after a victorious battle, and then drops after the next turn. And they definitely raise when they win battles. I never have a problem with DE loyalty because it raises when the lords go raiding. 1.If you notice one of your governors or generals have loyalty in the red (0-2), and you don't have enough money to do the 'Secure Loyalty' action in the politics screen, it is strongly recommended you replace the governor or general, so their potential insurrection won't be as dangerous. Use the tooltip for loyalty, hover your mouse cursor over it to see what is causing the plus and minus to his loyalty.

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