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Revision as of 10:21, 17 October 2019
Chaos Warriors Race Pack · Call of the Beastmen · The Grim and the Grave · The King and the Warlord · Realm of the Wood Elves · Norsca (DLC)
Rise of the Tomb Kings · The Queen and the Crone · Curse of the Vampire Coast · The Prophet and the Warlock · The Hunter and the Beast · The Shadow and the Blade · The Warden and the Paunch · The Twisted and the Twilight · The Silence & The Fury · Ogre Kingdoms (DLC) · Champions of Chaos · Forge of the Chaos Dwarfs · Shadows of Change · Blood for the Blood God · Blood for the Blood God II · Blood for the Blood God III
Campaign: Factions · Diplomacy · Terrain · Provinces · Settlements · Buildings · Resources · Events · Armies · Units · Recruitment and Global Recruitment · Stances · Hordes · Attrition · Replenishment and Healing · Growth · Money · Public Order · Corruption
Battle: Advanced controls · Units · Armies · Ambush battles · Intercept battles · Battlefield (Visibility) · Flanking · Siege battles (Fortifications) · Winds of Magic · Army abilities
Units: Types of units · Experience and rank · Regiments of Renown · Accuracy and damage · Formations · Weapon types · Unit abilities · Unit movement · Unit selection · Leadership · Vigour
Characters: Lords · Heroes · Experience and rank · Character traits · Mounts · Items · Banners · Runes · Followers ·
Quick links: Abilities · Banners · Followers · Items · Legendary Lords
Quick links: Abilities · Banners · Climate · Followers · Items · Legendary Lords · Lord traits · Ogre Mercenaries · Set piece battles · Sword of Khaine · Treasure hunts
Quick links: Abilities · Banners · Followers · Items · Legendary Lords · Quest battles · Regional occupation
The unofficial encyclopedia for the Total War: Warhammer series of videogames, developed by Creative Assembly and published by Sega.
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Total War: Warhammer is part of Creative Assembly's grand strategy Total War series. Set in the grim, high fantasy world of Warhammer Fantasy, Total War: Warhammer pits many unique races in a struggle for domination of the Old World. Soldiers clash with magic and monsters, as factions are locked in battle. But beyond this conflict lurks a larger threat: The forces of Chaos descend from the north to bring ruin and destruction, at the behest of their dark gods.
Total War: Warhammer II takes the battle west and south to the New World across the sea, where new races fight for control of the Great Vortex. Total War: Warhammer II is a standalone game, fully playable on its own. However, players who own the first game or DLC will find that it carries over and can be combined with the second game, for one epic experience in campaign and multiplayer.
Total War: Warhammer III is the final installment in the trilogy. Explore the Far East and the maddening Realm of Chaos. The Daemonic forces of Chaos threaten to bring the apocalypse. Standing in their way are the stalwart warriors of Kislev and the great eastern empire of Cathay. Once again, this third game combines with the previous two for one epic experience.
Both games can be purchased in a number of stores (eg: Fanatical, Humble Store etc), but require a Steam or Epic account to play. In order for game content to combine, players must own all games and DLC on the same store (Steam or Epic). Total War: Warhammer III will also be available on Xbox Game Pass for PC.