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Everyone enjoys a game differently, I am not telling you how to enjoy your game.
1) You`ll balance them to your other RoRs what would make them stupidly overpowered when fighting normal vanilla armies.
2) You`ll balance them to vanilla with a little bit of bonus stats and hp, but now they should have to chance against your other RoRs with like 19 op entitys.
So, dunno maybe you have a good idea here yourself, but I think it´s to much.
Some people might still like it to make their easy playthroughs even more cheesy. ^^
Imo, the idea is nice but maybe a little bit to much to be a thing.
One problem I see here is that you need to bring this feature to all the existing factions at once to balance it out. (I know this here is just a test...just saying for the future) But what about all the modded RoRs out there, I kinda doubt that people are just using your mod for the campaign. ;)
The thing is now that your mo will make all the other RoRs almost useless in comparison to your modded once, what is kinda sad tho. The only way around it would be that you edit their values as well...from all of them and no no one is expecting this from you...again, just saying.^^