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Heart of Da Underway

This little mod vignette adds the Heart of Da Underway building to Greenskins in Karak Eight Peaks. This mod also updates the Grand Underway Junction building for Dwarfs and the Pillar-City Hub for Skaven. Unlike the Karak Eight Peaks building chains to reach the Ancestor Tombs, you do not have to play as Belegar, Queek or Skarsnik to construct this special building, but it is still faction specific to the Dwarfs, Skaven and Greenskins only.


Heart of the Underway is a tier 3 building structure that costs 5000g to build.

-2 Recruitment Duration for global recruitment

+20% Campaign Movement within the province

+15% Casualty Replenishment

+5% Growth faction wide

+25% Income from buildings this province

+10% Income from buildings adjacent provinces

-5% Squigs upkeep cost

+3 Squigs recruitment rank

2 Squig Hopper units garrisoned


Grand Underway Junction is a tier 3 building structure that costs 5000g to build.

-2 Recruitment Duration for global recruitment (added)

+20% Campaign Movement within the province (added)

+25% Income from buildings this province (added)


Pillar-City Hub is a tier 3 building structure that costs 5000g to build.

-2 Recruitment Duration for global recruitment (added)

+20% Campaign Movement within the province (added)

+10% Income from buildings this province (added)

2 Stormvermin Halberds garrisoned


Karak Eight Peak Building Chain Mods:
Reinforced Citadel - Belegar
Deep Passageways - Skarsnik
Ransacked Dwarfen Vaults - Queek


This mod wouldn't exist if it wasn't for Cryswar's Guides and assistance provided from folks at the Modding Den[discord.com]. Special thanks to Crynsos for Karak Eight Peaks Start mod, and FrostyDemise for higher Starting Tier Capitals, and Vandy for Modding Tools which were essential to producing this mod. To those who helped along the way or subscribed, this mod also exists thanks to you.


Art by govy9807 [www.instagram.com]


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Hope you enjoy it you man things, umgi, and gitz! Let me know what you think in the comments below.