The unit models are nice, having decent early game melee infantry with norse factions is a +, and I like the idea of higher recruitment/lower upkeep costs, as it makes big battles even more pivotal and decisive (they can't just pull back a 2 unit defeated army and recruit another half stack in the end turn phase). I only just started using it recently, as I really enjoyed their Rome 2 pack, but my feelings are mixed about the current iteration of their Attila offering.
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