warhammer: total war

December 19, 2017

The Tomb Kings Will Rise In Warhammer II Next Month

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Next month, a new campaign pack for Total War: Warhammer II will become available: Rise of the Tomb Kings. It centers around the desert of Nehekhaera, once a proud kingdom and now a wasteland populated by undead skeletons seeking to bring back its former glory. Your main goal: shatter some bones. Rise of the Tomb Kings introduces four Lord characters, bringing with them new gameplay mechanics, victory objectives, and storylines. You’ll also get the Tomb Kings field, populated with skeletal armies in structures like the Tomb Scorpion, Necrosphinx and the colossal Hierotitan. Across the arid wastes of once-proud Nehekhara, legions of skeletal warriors and vast, terrifying constructs rise from the sands to serve their ageless masters. The Tomb Kings have awoken – to rebuild their glorious empire anew! One thing you won’t find in Rise of the Tomb Kings is a supplementary story campaign — player feedback convinced Sega to axe that content. In its place they’ve added 2 additional Legendary Lords (meaning you’ll get four factions in all): Settra

January 14, 2015

Total War: Warhammer On The Way

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It appears as if Creative Assembly is working on a Warhammer based Total War game. A user on the Total War fansite TWCenter who has received the official art book that is due to release January 23, claims that it confirms the developer is working on Total War: Warhammer. The book quotes the creative director of the series Mike Simpson as saying: “…taking the series to a fantasy setting with Total War: Warhammer.” Considering that the book launches next week and Total War: Atilla is due to launch in February, it is likely that an official announcement will happen within the next few days. News of a collaboration between the Sega owned Creative Assembly and Games Workshop first emerged in 2012, when the Japanese publisher revealed that they had signed a multi-title agreement to create game based on the Warhammer franchise. The incredibly rich and detailed Warhammer world is something we grew up with,” said Studio Director Tim Heaton at the time. “And it has left an indelible imprint on