Cataph's High Elf Sea Patrol

Warhammer3 port There are all kinds of scoundrels and, worse, Druchii in the sea these days. And what does the Asur fleet do about it? Nothing! Today the High Elf fleet says get off my lawn! Ocean. Whatever. This pack introduces ship-building (hybrid horde) to the High Elves, in the form of one lord type+LL capable of it and their own contingents. NEWS: Aislinn available in campaign (read the blog post) in Cothique, obviously via Mixu unlocker. MAIN FEATURES: - New lord type for High Elves, with three variants and one mount, leading an amphibious horde, a Sea Patrol fleet. - New LL, Sea Lord Aislinn (campaign in Cothique). - The fleet can recruit internally or garrison capitals for local and global recruitment. Only certain vanilla and new units can be recruited in the fleet. - Sea Helms can also enter a unique Mist Trap stance on land for some replenishment and bonuses. - Lord and fleet come with 11 unique building chains, 10 unique innate skills (for 40 Influence), whole new red line. The fleet’s main squadron grows from a Hawkship patrol to Eagleship fleet to a mighty Dragonship. Sea Helms can be recruited at zero-influence too but their fleet won’t grow. - The fleet cannot support nearby armies like the black ark, cannot drastically reduce upkeep either, but is more versatile and comes with its own army abilities. - This is available in both campaigns for the navally-inclined Lothern, Loremasters and Cothique (latter requires unlocker, ofc). - Units added in custom battle to generic High Elves and a new dedicated Sea Patrol subfaction that comes with a stricter roster but with army abilities. - Sources: armybooks and Storm of Chaos supplement. - I like HESP as an acronym, it rolls fine. Units: Includes four new units that can only be recruited by the fleet: - Sea Company: unarmoured sword marines; - Lothern Sea Rangers: equivalent to Shadow Warriors; - Silver Helm Marines: a Dragonship’s aristocratic marine crew; - Lothern Swiftfeather Riders: Seaguards riding R