Wait, net is supposed to be aoe when overcast. I've got Death, Nehekara, and (sometimes) Shadows, what is Light really bringing to the table at this point? Yeah, this alone is basically why I don't know why I'd want a Light Liche around. Not so great now that net is single target in both normal and overcast forms, unfortunately. Revolts with TK are exactly opposite in regards to desirability to revolts with dark elves and skaven - a rebel flag early game can have poo poo that can devastate basic skellingtons and lay so much damage that might be better to restart, for very little reward If you're expanding early on, with only one or two armies, and especially in huge provinces like what Krok or Teclis get, the corruption will seriously slow your advance because you have to choose between killing rebels and actually fighting other factions. Goon wisdom is that revolts are always entirely helpful forever and ever amen but that's only really true if you're consolidated and prepared to farm them. (Which Krok can defeat by group-locking his army in default formation and then attack-moving.) I think the issue before was the corruption spawning revolts in every province within 1000000 miles, not the actual undead armies. You're going to have to pull together some doomstacks of 20 units and march there.Unless player controlled, Lizards should never have an issue with any undead. You can collect some of these diplomatically, through military alliances and vassals, but you'll also have to expand your borders and swallow others up the old-fashioned way.
On a much larger map you have to unite your faction, eliminate their main opponent, and then take control of a set number of far-flung locations with names like Black Crag, Hell Pit, and The Great Galleon.
But if you also have the first Total War: Warhammer you can combine the two games in the Mortal Empires campaign, in which victory is more prosaic. Even after beating the vortex campaign the first time and learning how to game its systems, it's still fun to roleplay as one of the factions who want control of the magical flush for their own ends. One way to win Total War: Warhammer 2 is by completing the vortex campaign, racing to control a magical whirlwind that looks like a glowing suspended toilet flush the size of Godzilla.
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