Since the amount of supplies you receive depends on how many clansmen you have at the time, you generally want to maximize the number of clansmen you have for the event. There tends to be two of them in most chapters. The tag “Clansmen Forage” are set points at which the supplies you receive equals num_peasants / 20.The tag 'Fail Achievement' refers to 'Keep Your Wits' so do NOT take options tagged as such if you want the achievement.The tag (unknown flag effects) means that flag is never read in TBS2 so either the consequences were removed by the developers and they just forgot to also remove the flag or you'll only see the consequences in TBS3.In the following guide I will BOLD the options that I felt were the 'best' but by all means decide for yourself.

When undertaking training tent missions, try to get all kills on playable characters, and try to line it up so that your last action kills the last men standing.If you import a save from TBS1, it by default does NOT give you the kills and renown earned from the Bellower fight, and if you try to force it to do so by renaming your '' from just AFTER that last fight to 'sav_' TBS2 rejects the save as being from a completed game (bug?).The only character you should max out Willpower on is Eyvind (and Alette if she becomes a mender), that is due to how their hero power works (And maybe Eirik).1 Exertion + 2 Break is enough to trigger Dredge splinter chain reactions more exertion can be useful, but only go up to 3 Exertion if you just want to unlock a talent.Focus on unlocking as many rank 1 talents as possible so you can get the most out of items with +ALL talent rank.In general level as follows: MAX Break > at least 1 Exertion > MAX Strength > MAX Armor > Willpower.If you are about to lose a battle just reload the latest save and try again, and/or reduce the difficulty setting Losing a battle is a bad thing you can lose an achievement and consequences for losing change from event to event, but will not be covered in this guide.Battles and wars are good things since they give kills and renown, and if you go for a 2nd wave they also give morale and a chance at items they also help you towards the 'Battles fought' achievement.From a kill count and renown viewpoint increasing the danger stat is a good thing, but it does make fights harder by spawning more and higher level enemies - increasing the difficulty setting is really the only way to affect this stat in TBS2.everyone up to 5, then 8, then 11, then 15, then 19, then 24, and finally 30 - anything more than 30 is wasted (at least until TBS3 is released)

Try to keep your kill counts even across all characters with certain milestones in mind eg.

spend it or you risk losing some if you are at 900+

Renown caps at 1000, this wasn't an issue in TBS1 since there simply wasn't enough of it to reach that high, but for TBS2.

If you find a node I missed just let me know and I'll add it in.

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