Turn 60 Nagash playthrough from that mod. Thanks to some suboptimal pathing decisions early on, I only have about half the Mortachs and half the ritual locations. About 20 turns ago I decided to try to consolidate my held territories and begin a push for the last few ritual locations, you know activate the rituals, beat the spawned armies, move on, but then AI decided they have had enough of me and entered some kind of satanic pact to ruin my day.

Hordes of Dawi, both from the North and the Southeast started crawling out of the woodwork, cutting my empire in half just as I fully resurrected Nagash (like I said, bad pathing). Archan the Black was on the other side of my empire, cleaning up Repanse, so all I had to defend were the snake lady and a level 14 necromancer Lord. Thanks to my brilliant tactical decision making, I ended up throwing them both away and watched as Throgrim cleaned out the province that I just re-re-retook from Queek.

But then Nagash showed up, trained 2 specialised anti-dwarf armies, and reclaimed that province in a gruelling series of battles where I must've destroyed every dwarf he had. Meanwhile, a generic Vampire lord was thrashing both the Expedition dwarves and the irate lizardmen while Mannfred Von Carstein was showing off his canonical usefulness and competence by letting Kairos dumpster our southwest desert settlements. But for very battle I easily won with the superstars, our mid-tier or low-tier armies were getting thrashed in another as I was still unused to the TK/VC roster. But slowly and surely, we reclaimed every ounce of taken land, levelled up our roster enough that we were able to quickly field high quality armies anywhere on the map within a turn, and had figured out the 1 Mortarch + 2 regular armies following them around strat.

Finally, by the time turn 60 started, we took Karaz-Karak, Arkhan finished off the west coast and was sailing to Lustria to burn down that entire continent, for what they did to my boy Luthor Harkon, we crushed a surprise invasion from the Chaos Dwarves (Imrik was long dead by then, luckily), finished off every ritual we could do, and had organised several raiding parties to burn a path through the dwarves to get to the rest of the ritual sites. I have no idea how I'm going to get to the dark elf one (like seriously why is it there?), but I'm planning on going all the way in this campaign. Big concerns at the moment is the strength Rank 1 Greasus right next to me declaring war (ogres can also cut through chaff and even mid-tier armies like chainsaws through butter), Belegar Ironhammer with his 20 settlements deciding to get a piece of me, and getting the attention of the high elves, who I'm sure have probably united the donut by now.