Come September, you won’t need a single Total War: Warhammer game to play its colossal, trilogy-spanning Immortal Empires campaign

Exciting Developments in Total War: Warhammer 3’s Expansion

Yesterday marked a significant milestone for fans of the Total War franchise, as the full details of the upcoming Lords of the End Times expansion for Total War: Warhammer 3 were unveiled. This expansion promises an impressive array of content, featuring iconic characters such as Nagash and his relentless undead legions, a richly developed Boris Todbringer alongside the realm of Middenland, and the repugnant Glottkin’s hordes. Additionally, players can look forward to the cunning Grey Seer Thanquol and his formidable companion, the giant rat-ogre Boneripper.

One of the most noteworthy announcements was the revelation that the highly anticipated Immortal Empires campaign will be accessible without the need for previous Total War: Warhammer titles when Lords of the End Times launches on September 24. This change is particularly exciting, as Immortal Empires is often regarded as the pinnacle of the series, offering a sprawling campaign that encapsulates the essence of the Total War universe.

According to the official DLC summary, players can expect a wealth of content right from the base version of Immortal Empires, which includes:

  • 14 distinct factions
  • 24 legendary lords
  • A variety of Free-LC lords and heroes added over the years
  • Entire free factions like Bretonnia, featuring multiple playable characters

In light of the ongoing 10th anniversary sale, players can acquire Total War: Warhammer 3 for just . However, with the impending changes in September, purchasing characters such as Nagash, Thanquol, Todbringer, or the Glottkin may offer even greater value for the same price. While the Realms of Chaos campaign may not be essential, players will gain access to the expansive Immortal Empires, complete with its campaign map and one of the new DLC lords.

The same holds true for Total War: Warhammer 1 and 2. While the Great Vortex campaign from the second installment provides an enjoyable experience, its entire map is incorporated into Immortal Empires. Having invested countless hours across all entries in this series, it becomes increasingly clear that the allure of individual games diminishes in the face of the comprehensive content offered by Immortal Empires.

With the endgame rework and a plethora of new features, the release of Lords of the End Times presents an ideal opportunity for those who have been contemplating diving into Total War: Warhammer. This expansion is set to elevate the experience for both newcomers and seasoned veterans alike, making it a momentous occasion for the community.

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