Songs Of Conquest: Loth Strategy Guide

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The Barony of Loth brings magical might to Songs Of Conquest, commanding legions of undead troops and supporting them with offensive spells. With no shortage of expendable frontline troops in the form of Oathbound skeletons and Risen zombies, Loth's armies can position their elite forces without interference before striking at the enemy's heart.

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A Loth Wielder with a proper Essence engine is one of the most dangerous foes in the game, able to obliterate enemy units while keeping their own forces powered up. Aurelia rewards those who swear her Oath, after all.

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Loth has many formidable units at their disposal, from fanatical Cultists to the dread Legions. Generally, their human troops prefer to keep their distance from the enemy, unleashing ranged attacks and bolstering the Barony's undead melee units. When a Loth army wins a battle against human enemies, a portion of the dead will be resurrected as Risen, which can be useful for horde armies.

While the Barony has plenty of heavy-hitting elite units, they are the easiest faction with which to build enormous stacks of cheap units. A swarm of a hundred Rats can deal enormous damage before being destroyed, especially with buff spells like Onslaught.

While the Barony of Loth has many excellent units, its major strength that remains consistent across all builds is easy access to Essence. Loth generates Arcana Essence much more efficiently than the other factions, allowing for spells that their rivals will struggle to cast. Combined with their ready reserves of Destruction Essence, this makes Loth Wielders