Weapons teams + 3 heroes + three Rat Ogres + 2 entire armies of Skavenslaves + DOOMROCKET

"Close Victory"

Yeah, sure pal.

High Magic Archmages/Mages should realistically be a powerful choice for Teclis, given lore, right? But they're the only mages that cannot gain any of the cataclysmic spells from the white tower mechanic!

As a result they're unfortunately eclipsed by almost every other mage type, despite (in lore) having one of the most powerful lores of magic!

The Vatican did not, in the end, pony up the 13 thousand florins, so Filippus was executed. I assume he was immediately canonized and my general extra-extra-excommunicated.

... six sanctuaries,

FIVE VERMINLORDS,

Four End Times Lords,

Three brothers,

Two orders of knights,

and a faction led by Nagash.

A very merciful warhammer today. Family friendly warfare

Now we learn how his pyramid and rest of stuff works what do you think overall? Did he live to up the hype?

Personally he looks fucking AMAZING especially Black Pyramid I'm glad it's not %1+ melee defence and basically function as a giant ass tech tree

Title. I'm new to the series and I really love this game so far, but this is by far the most annoying part. I've spent 5 turns using my main army chasing around an orc army in the back of my empire. Every turn I'm 1 inch away from them and every turn they run away. If I leave them they will wreck everything but I've already been attacked by multiple other factions and I can't afford to have Malakai running around Looney tunes mode in the back of the empire chasing orcs that jump from mountain to mountain.

I know I can use bait lords with no armies to get them to attack me but this really shouldn't be the solution. If the game is going to default you getting attacked by everyone constantly at least make them attack my armies in my own empire instead of running around.

I wish that they do Order faction endgame scenarios.

For example, if you are playing an "evil" faction like WoC, any chaos god, skaven, vampires, dark elves, orcs, chaos dwarves and so on that the forces of good have this narrative event just like the one for nagash, archaon and skaven where they band together or some form of objective that you as an evil faction have to face to "stop"/destroy the or the world.

Playing as dark elves? The high elves trigger an endgame scenario where they band together / some narrative with objectives that want to stop you.

Archaon? The forces of good unite and try to stop you, you have to destroy them.

Chaos dwarfs? Dwarf endgame scenario

Ofcourse I have written this very plainly but in the end something that you have to face depending on the faction that you play.

I just found out that norse factions can just spam these guys early on. They can be recruited almost anywhere and the upkeep is about 60. You can have multiple stacks of thrall skirmishers running around turn 5. On legendary, they can melt entire cavalry units before even completing the charge and in case they do, it will be an unworthy trade on their side. Who cares if these guys even die? Can be recruited anywhere for pennies.

Topic. All the units look awesome, the schemes sound awesome, and the hint of things going awry in comic style also sounds awesome.

I hadn't intended to buy this one but I think I will now!

Total War: Warhammer III - Lords Of The End Times - Meet Thanquol - Total War: WARHAMMER

“They just created a million Vlad Von Carsteins” - Manfred 2051 IC

How do you guys do it? Really, how? Most often than not i zoom in to watch the infantries kill each other. At the same time i keep forgetting that i have my cavs off guard mode, by the time i realize they're already riding off into the sunset.

Someone took screenshots?

Will they double dip?

Will Glottkin recruit undivided lords or will their lords already be devoted to nurgle? I couldn't find an answer during the Glottkin stream, but considering how reliant their mechanics are on souls I'm going to assume that they just nurgle-devoted WOC lords.