It's fortunate most of this stuff is needed to optimise, rather than play.
specific leadership modifiers in a battle when hovering over a unit's flag or w/e.teleport to quest battle with an LL and their quest battle selected (costs 5k).with an army selected: the amount you gain from razing, ambush chance at the location, attrition in an area, or cost to move to a location.Then there's various map tooltips that only appear if you hover in specific areas with specific things selected i.e.: And there's smaller stuff like the Objectives button (which in the first game, had objectives split into chapters, with each chapter having these really arbitrary goals that gave a reward when the chapter was completed.) And a big one: you can see any innate garrison in a settlement by going to the garrison tab, even for enemy/out of sight (but revealed) settlements. There's the whole online wiki thing built into the game. There's a whole spell browser in the top left, listing what spells are in the various schools, along with unique spells. There's actually a lot of weird, unsurfaced/poorly surfaced UI stuff. If you're looking for the button: When you pause the AI turns (top middle where the faction flags are rushing by) you can change it or fast forward, and there's a botton on the top left UI somewhere for it (at all times), too.
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