The kisho ninja are very useful for taking cities but you’ll have to take opposing clans down fast or use your diplomatic bonus to broker peace after a victory to prevent crushing counter-attacks from sweeping you away. You’ll enjoy a +2% chance for metsuke success, a bonus to diplomatic relations and you can recruit better kisho ninja for less money and lower upkeep costs. They have had to develop superior diplomatic and stealth skills probably because they are surrounded by more powerful military clans. The Tokugawa clan presents a real challenge. They’re well placed to grab the trade route spots early on and rake in the cash. The Mori can build ships more cheaply, the upkeep for ships is lower and they have a movement bonus. The nearest clans are the Shimazu and Chosokabe, both off on their own islands. If you want to be a naval power then the Mori are the most obvious choice. The Chosokabe can be a good ally because they’ll help protect you from naval attack or invasion. Focus on consolidating the island to begin with. It’s probably a good idea to build “nanban” ports and trade with the Europeans to get access to new weaponry, though this means converting to Christianity which will cause serious unrest when you move on and conquer Buddhist territories. They also carry a loyalty bonus for all generals. Their military strength lies with katana samurai who are cheaper to recruit and maintain. You are also closest to the bulk of the trade route spots so develop your harbours fast and take advantage of that. They start at the far west of Japan and there are no other major clans on your island so you can quickly take control. The Shimazu clan is a good choice for your first game.
If you want to have huge armies then the Oda are a good choice. Ashigaru under the Oda have improved morale and also reduced recruitment costs and upkeep costs. Equipped with spears or pikes they are especially useful against cavalry. Their strength is the ashigaru, the basic foot soldiers who make up the bulk of most armies in this period.
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On the plus side you are close to Kyoto and you can increase in size quickly.
The Oda clan start in a fairly tricky territory with powerful clans on all sides. Remember that minor clans that are not playable can still be powerful allies or enemies. There are 65 provinces in total and many are held by minor clans. When you select the clan you get a rough guide to the difficulty level involved in leading them to victory so start with an easy option to get your bearings. Each clan presents an entirely different challenge because of their starting positions and military or economic specialisations. Your choice of clan in Shogun 2 is very important. In this first part we’ll take a look at the various clans you can play as in Shogun 2. The aim is to offer some useful information on strategy and tactics, explain various elements of the game and help you to emerge victorious. This Shogun 2: Total War guide is going to be a five part series. You can get a good overview of the game in our Shogun 2: Total War review. With this entry developer, The Creative Assembly, has produced the most polished and addictive blend of real-time and turn-based strategy ever. Over a decade has passed since the original Shogun: Total War launched the series.
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