Once you have shamed a Captain (it will appear over his head like the word broken does with beasts of the land), you can then dominate him. Do this by playing on his weaknesses, and making him look like cannon fodder. You can shame a Captain by making him look bad in front of his lackeys. Depending on how much higher their level is than yours, you may need to shame them first. Firstly, you can’t simply dominate any Captain that you see or attack.
The domination process doesn’t stop when you dominate a Captain, though, and as you start to progress forward into the game, and dominate more Captains, you’ll need to take note of a few things. This will also allow you to dominate them, allowing you to basically take control of their mind, and force them to fight for you. When this happens, you can get close to them and hold the same button that you would hold to drain an enemy. First, you’ll need to decide which enemy you want to dominate, and then you’ll need to hurt them until they reach a certain threshold of health.
Once they are broken, use the Dominate skill to claim their loyalty-so long as you are a high enough level to do so.ĭominating enemies is extremely easy once you understand how it works. When you’ve unlocked this skill, you can then start dominating Captains once they are broken. Instead, you’ll have to unlock the Dominate Captain skill from your story tree, which you can only unlock after you complete the Ring of Power story mission that becomes available after you enter Act II. However, it isn’t exactly an easy thing to master, and you won’t be able to just run up to a Captain and dominate them at will. This dominate skill is the basis of the entire system that allows you to gain followers and build up an army in Shadow of War. Once you reach Act II, and make your way to the mission called The Fall, you’ll unlock the ability to dominate enemies, which allows you to make them your follower, forcing them to fight for you in battle. For most players, it will take around 10 hours to reach this mark, assuming that you spend a majority of your time pursuing the game’s different side missions, and not just simply powering through the main campaign storyline. Building an army in Middle-Earth: Shadow of War is going to be an important part of your playthrough, even though you won’t be able to actually make use of your army until you reach Act II of the game.
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