What we can discuss now is Warhammer 3’s Early Adopter bonus. I’ll let you do your own research on each of those races, as there’s far too much nuance for me to cover here. You’ll be able to lead the four different Chaos god factions - Slaanesh, Tzeentch, Nurgle, and Khorne - as well as Kislev and Cathay. Warhammer 3 will be launching with six new races the most extensive list of launch factions seen to date in a Total War: Warhammer game. There are the ferocious Lizardmen, the sadistic Dark Elves, the stalwart Dwarfs, and much more.
Your lords often lead different races (some lead the same race, but usually with new mechanics and tweaked unit rosters), and they all have unique voice lines, personalities, and abilities. The shortest elevator pitch I can give is this: these games let you take on the role of legendary leaders from the iconic Warhammer Fantasy universe and lead their armies to victory on a fantasy campaign map, as well as intense RTS battles. I won’t bore you with a full description of what the Total War series, and more specifically the Warhammer sub-series, has to offer. Previously, we’d only been told that it would arrive sometime in early 2022, which could’ve easily meant March or even April. If all goes according to plan and Creative Assembly doesn’t delay the game a second time, we’ll be playing in just a few short months. Total War: Warhammer 3 just received its second - and final, hopefully - release date: February 17, 2022. And now, the time for a new mainline entry is finally close at hand. Its popularity has enabled developer Creative Assembly to continue supporting the franchise with new DLC, “free-LC,” patches, and bug fixes year after year.
Highly anticipated: The Total War: Warhammer strategy/RTS hybrid series has been a major success since its inception in 2016.
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