Wildmen leader

[Adrigabbro]

Would it be too strong if he had all those abilities as soon as you recruit him? 
But I like your abilities. Nice ideas!

[Tienety]

Would it be too strong if he had all those abilities as soon as you recruit him? 
But I like your abilities. Nice ideas!

Which ability is too strong? He has more abilities on level 1 but not very strong. So, he will be more useful as support for Dunlendings spam in EG.

[Gandalf The Gray]

i think Tienety has the best idea here as always 

[Elite KryPtik]

These are good ideas, but Isengard already has a scout hero, and this would basically make them have 2 scout heroes. I like the abilities and cost reduction to 750, but he shouldn't be able to use all his abilities from level 1. I would suggest reworking this to make sense from leveling up.

[Tienety]

These are good ideas, but Isengard already has a scout hero, and this would basically make them have 2 scout heroes. I like the abilities and cost reduction to 750, but he shouldn't be able to use all his abilities from level 1. I would suggest reworking this to make sense from leveling up.

Yes, probably you're right. I made a few changes in concept.

[Elite KryPtik]

Much better, but I think oath of the men of dunland should be made level 8, berserker level 6 and stronger, and raid level 4. That would make more sense as an early game hero ability set. Just my personal opinion

[Tienety]

Much better, but I think oath of the men of dunland should be made level 8, berserker level 6 and stronger, and raid level 4. That would make more sense as an early game hero ability set. Just my personal opinion

Good Idea. I agree.

[Adrigabbro]

Seems cool enough.
Another possibility would be to lower his cost to 500 and keep only "Chieftain of Dunlendings", "Wind Plunderers" and "Raid". That would enhance his early game role and stay true to his "thief" feature.