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Everything we know about Total War: Warhammer 3

The daemons are coming.

Creative Assembly's gearing up to finish off its bloodthirsty, fantastical trilogy with Total War: Warhammer 3. It's been a much longer wait than the gap between the previous Warhammers, but it's also shaping up to be considerably larger game, pitting seven launch factions—four of them following the Gods of Chaos—against each other in a map that covers the Realm of Chaos and the Lands of the East.

Below you'll find everything we know about Warhammer 3 so far. Make sure to check back later as we ferret out more details.

What's the Total War: Warhammer 3 release date?

Total War: Warhammer 3 is coming out on February 17 via Steam and the Epic Games Store . It'll be available via PC Game Pass on day one as well.

Total War: Warhammer 3 review

Fraser was smitten in his Total War: Warhammer 3 review , giving it a score of 90 and calling it a bold and experimental final act. 

"I've already sunk nearly 100 hours into Warhammer 3, which should give you an inkling of how much I'm digging it," he writes. "And while I'm no longer as eager to go through the Realm of Chaos campaign again, that's only a slice of what Warhammer 3 is. There's a whole other domination campaign after you defeat Be'lakor, where you get to swallow up the rest of the world, helped by some special post-campaign rewards. And though I might bristle at the idea of sending my leader off to his second job at inconvenient moments before that point, it's honestly just so much fun to play with these factions and create dream armies that I can put up with the hurdle." 

Where is Total War: Warhammer 3 set?

We're heading to the Realm of Chaos this time, as well as the Lands of the East. The former is a warped magical hellscape where the Chaos Gods squabble and plot their conquests of reality. It's connected to the mortal world, but also very much its own thing, defying the laws of physics and being shaped by thought and emotion.

The Lands of the East, meanwhile, are a bit closer to a real-world location. Expect some similarities to Russia and China, but with hobgoblins, ogres, dragons, marauding worshipers of Chaos and other fantastical elements. 

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It's also going to be huge. "In campaign map terms, it's big… roughly twice the size of Warhammer 2's Eye of the Vortex map," game director Ian Roxburgh told us in our Total War: Warhammer 3 interview .

Who are Total War: Warhammer 3's factions?

Warhammer 3's launching with seven factions, predominantly full of daemons. Chaos will be represented by the armies of Khorne, Nurgle, Slaanesh, and Tzeentch, while the human factions of Cathay and Kislev will be opposing them. The Ogre Kingdoms will appear as launch DLC, available free for the first week after launch, as Warriors of Chaos were in the original game.

Cathay and Kislev don't have armies in the tabletop game right now, though Games Workshop is putting together a Kislev army for its resurrection of the Old World setting. This means we're going to be in for some surprises, and you can expect some brand new daemonic creatures as well.

Creative Assembly also snuck a special faction in, the Daemons of Chaos, which lets you recruit units from every Chaos god, as well as giving you a Legendary Lord who's as customisable as an RPG protagonist. 

Which legendary lords are in Total War: Warhammer 3?

At launch, Cathay, Kislev, and the Ogre Kingdoms will have two legendary lords each, with one for each of the four Chaos Gods, and a final customizable option for Chaos Undivided. As in previous Warhammers, there's room for more lords to be added as DLC and free-LC.

Kislev's legendary lords are Tzarina Katarin , a spellcaster who wields the new Lore of Ice, and Kostaltyn , a battle-priest who spends his time denouncing heretics and spellcasters. Both can be upgraded to ride war bears, as is the Kislev way.

Cathay has two lords, both able to become dragons whenever they feel like it: Miao Ying , the Storm Dragon, who holds the Great Bastion in the north against Chaos, and her brother Zhao Ming , the Iron Dragon, who rules the Western Provinces and has a campaign about running trade caravans when he's not fighting the nearby skaven.

The ogres can be led by Greasus Goldtooth , aka Tradelord Greasus Tribestealer the Shockingly Obese, who represents the mercenary side of the Ogre Kingdoms and throws spare change around to win over his enemies. Their other choice is Skrag the Slaughterer , a prophet of ogre god The Great Maw, who drags a meat-pot behind him and is accompanied by gore-gnoblars who fill it with the leftover bits of his foes. Delightful.

Nurgle's legendary lord is Ku'gath Plaguefather , the Rotting Poxmaker who brews contagions and throws infected Nurglings like artillery. Khorne's is Skarbrand , an exile with twin axes who is apparently the most powerful melee lord in the series. Two-headed Kairos Fateweaver leads the Oracles of Tzeentch, and as well as the Lore of Tzeentch he casts spells from the eight main lores as well, swapping them up between battles. Slaanesh gets N'Kari , the Arch-Temptor whose abilities let him lower enemy stats and heal him when they die.

Finally, there's Ragnar , who leads the Daemons of Chaos Undivided and can pick and choose between the four gods. He's a Daemon Prince who can be fully customized and renamed, turning him into whatever you choose.

Multiple Chaos armies? Aren't they all the same?

In the tabletop game Daemons of Chaos are a single army with units dedicated to four different gods. As lead battle designer Jim Whitson told us , "We felt there was enough content in terms of the roster of spell lores, the characters and so on for each of those gods to have their own unique playable race with their own suite of unique features."

They sure seem different. Nurgle spreads disease in battle while their own troops regenerate, and spreads plagues in the campaign as well. Even their buildings are organic and gross, some of them growing and then dying off in a cycle. Slaanesh is about speedy hit-and-run tactics, with plenty of armor-piercing, and can seduce factions to make vassals out of them. Khorne is anti-magic and focused on straightforward hand-to-hand fighting, getting battle bonuses the longer they stay in a fight. Tzeentch , meanwhile, is heavy on the magic, with a campaign currency called grimoires that can be spent to troll other factions by transferring ownership of settlements, forcing rebellions, breaking alliances, opening city gates, and more. Tzeentch armies can teleport across impassable terrain as well.

Are there Total War: Warhammer 3 trailers?

You bet. Give the launch trailer a watch above. It's just a cinematic, but it sets the scene. It's focused on Katarin, who is preparing to face daemons and warriors of Chaos with the forces of Kislev. At the end, we also see a map that teases Cathay. 

More recent trailers have shown us singing ogres , and a closer look at Grand Cathay complete with its flying war machines, terracotta giants, and legendary lords who transform into dragons. There's a trailer for the Daemon Prince too, introducing Chaos Undivided.

Are the mechanics changing?

Siege battles are being reworked , with a wider variety of siege maps more tightly themed to each faction, and with multiple layers of wall on some cities. Defenders will be able to construct barricades, traps, and fortifications mid-battle by spending supply points earned by holding key locations, and settlements will be more multi-layered with bridges and the like providing high ground.

Also new are survival battles , providing climaxes to quest chains. Each one will begin with hordes of weaker enemies, building in intensity as you take capture points and face more elite units. As with sieges, you'll be able to construct buildings mid-battle, like archer platforms, walls, and artillery towers. You'll even be able to recruit new units partway through, before facing essentially a boss battle once you hold all the capture points.

The new factions have unique mechanics as well, and all daemon factions will have access to cults they can hide in rival settlements and special actions unlocked by raising corruption levels.

Smaller quality-of-life improvements include a toggle to land flying units, a slow-motion casting option to make it easier to place spells and abilities, an idle unit hotkey, and more.

Mortal Empires is returning

Mortal Empires is a mega campaign that combines the maps and factions of the first two games. It's huge, and it's incredible. It's also going to be getting a lot larger. At some point after its launch, Total War: Warhammer 3 will receive an equivalent called Immortal Empires that combines the maps and factions of all three games. It will be free for everyone who owns all three games.

When it first arrived in Total War: Warhammer 2, Mortal Empires was very slow. Hitting 'End Turn' gave you enough time to make a cup of tea and read at least one chapter of a book. Since then, Creative Assembly's worked magic on the engine and, given the sheer scale of the campaign, it's now surprisingly quick. At least when it comes to waiting for your turn. It still takes a million years to finish a campaign.

Creative Assembly's still focused on performance, so you can expect more improvements this time around.

What are the system requirements?

• OS: Windows 7 64-bit
• Processor: Intel i3/Ryzen 3 series
• Memory: 6GB
• Graphics: Nvidia GTX 900/AMD RX 400 series | Intel Iris Xe Graphics
• DirectX: Version 11
• Storage: 120 GB available space
• Additional Notes: 8GB Memory if using integrated GPU.

Recommended

• OS: Windows 10 64-bit
• CPU: Intel i5/Ryzen 5 series
• Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Ti/AMD RX 5600-XT
• DirectX: Version 11 Storage: SSD 120 GB available space

What about Total War: Warhammer 3 DLC?

The previous games, Warhammer 2 in particular, enjoyed lots of free and premium DLC, along with lots of significant updates and overhauls. More of the same will be coming with Warhammer 3, though Creative Assembly hasn't specified what we can expect.

Hints, on the other hand, are aplenty. We know Creative Assembly wants to use every army, and we know it's also willing to include stuff that doesn't have armies. With that in mind, a Chaos Dwarf faction seems likely, and the mercenary Dogs of War a possibility. 

During our first look at Cathay , we asked game director Ian Roxburgh about potential DLC for the nations bordering it. "When going further afield and into the stuff that hasn't been developed by Games Workshop until now we never say never, but when it comes to Nippon and Ind, that's not on the radar at the moment," he said. "But certainly padding out the fringes around Cathay, there's plenty to come in the future there."

The question is what shape the DLC will take. With Warhammer 2, Creative Assembly decided against introducing lots of mini-campaigns, instead releasing loads of new lords, accompanied by new mechanics, units and quirks. It was definitely the right call, and I suspect we'll see the same here.

We do know a version of the blood and gore DLC Blood for the Blood God will be available for Total War: Warhammer 3, and once again those who own it for either previous game will get it free. 

Fraser is the UK online editor and has actually met The Internet in person. With over a decade of experience, he's been around the block a few times, serving as a freelancer, news editor and prolific reviewer. Strategy games have been a 30-year-long obsession, from tiny RTSs to sprawling political sims, and he never turns down the chance to rave about Total War or Crusader Kings. He's also been known to set up shop in the latest MMO and likes to wind down with an endlessly deep, systemic RPG. These days, when he's not editing, he can usually be found writing features that are 1,000 words too long or talking about his dog. 

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Season 32: Ethereal Memory – Now Live

Sanctuary needs you to answer its call for aid in Season 32: Ethereal Memory. Starting on July 12 at 5 p.m. PDT/CET/KST , Nephalem can harness the power of the Ethereal Memory theme, which first debuted with Season 24. For an in-depth look at what’s coming, take a gander below.

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As the Nephalem reflect on Sanctuary's history, instruments of power from a bygone era resurface. These ethereal memories will grant those persistent enough to search for them unimaginable power. Legends of the past will manifest once more in the present, and you must decide how to best use these gifts—for ethereal power is fugacious by nature, and will soon return to being no more than a myth.

For this seasonal theme, we were inspired to reimagine how Ethereal items could manifest in Diablo III, with 21 iconic weapons making a return from Diablo II. In Season 32, Ethereals are rare, powerful, and fleeting items.

Season 32 reintroduces Ethereals , a weapon-type that players will be able to acquire and hunt for in their upcoming seasonal journey. Ethereals will roll a powerful set of affixes, a random Class Weapon Legendary Power and a random Class Passive Power . Ethereals will have unique icons, names, item types, and sounds originally found in Diablo II. For additional details on Ethereals, check out the list below:

• Ethereals are account bound and can only be dropped by monsters, chests, and destructibles, but do not require your character to be Level 70 in order to drop. Ethereals cannot be acquired through Kanai's Cube or from Kadala.
• Ethereal rarity drop rate is set between Ancient and Primal items.
• There are 3 unique Ethereals per class. Each Ethereal has fixed affixes and rolls one random Legendary Weapon power and one random Class Passive Skill.
• Only one Ethereal can be equipped at a time.
• Ethereals ignore item durability loss.
• Legendary Powers and Class Passive Skills rolled on Ethereals do not stack with the same power equipped through Kanai's Cube, Items or Skills.
• Ethereals cannot be Enchanted, Transmogrified, Dyed, Reforged, or traded.
• Ethereals can be augmented.
• Collecting all 21 Ethereals during the season will reward players with the Feat of Strength, Ethereal Recollection. Players who accomplish this will have all Ethereal transmogrify options available for future seasonal and non-seasonal play.
• Ethereals only drop in Seasonal play and will not transfer to your non-seasonal character when the season ends.

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Beginning with Season 17, we began re-introducing previous Seasonal rewards to make them available to players who may have missed them the first time around. For Season 32, this means awards originally available from Season 8 are returning to the Season Journey.

However, we know it’s nice to have something new to aim for if you’ve participated in previous Seasons. We’re continuing to provide new End of Journey rewards as introduced in Season 17, with two new cosmetic rewards for those who complete the entirety of the Season journey. Feast your eyes upon the Teganze Warrior Portrait Frame and Bat pet !

In addition to the Boots and Pants slots of the exclusive Conqueror Set, you’ll be able to earn a series of portrait frames that smolder with demonic fires of the Burning Hells. The iconic wings of Andariel will also be available once more, allowing you to truly embrace your inner Maiden of Anguish.

If you’ve been diligently slaying demons for the past few Seasons and reached Conqueror in the Season Journey each time, you’ve surely accrued a few extra stash tabs. You’ll earn one additional tab each Season by finishing the Conqueror tier, up to a maximum of 5:

• Guardian of Sanctuary: Finish a level 70 Nephalem Rift on Torment XIII difficulty within 5 minutes.
• Gem of My Life: Level three Legendary Gems to level 55.
• All I Do is Win: Complete 2 Conquests this Season.
• Warm Thoughts: Kill Izual at Level 70 in under 15 seconds on Torment XIII difficulty.
• Money Ain’t a Thang: Slay Greed on Torment XIII difficulty. Treasure Goblins outside of Nephalem Rifts will sometimes open portals to Greed’s domain, The Vault.
• Take U There: Reach Greater Rift Level 60 Solo. Greater Rift keystones can be obtained from any Nephalem Rift guardian.
• Power Amplification: Use Kanai’s Cube to augment an Ancient Legendary item with a level 50+ gem.
• Cubic Reconfiguration: Use Kanai’s Cube to reforge a Legendary item.

Want to prepare your Conquest plan for Season 32? Here are the challenges you’ll face!

For Curses!/Stars Align , pick any Cursed Chest event that requires killing monsters and defeat over 350 or more at Level 70 on Torment X or higher. Push your way to Greater Rift Level 75 to complete Divinity/Lionhearted . For the fiercest demon slayers, Boss Mode/Worlds Apart is a speed challenge where you’ll need to eliminate the following bosses at Level 70 and Torment X in under twenty minutes:

• The Skeleton King
• The Butcher
• Zoltun Kulle
• Queen Araneae
• Siegebreaker Assault Beast

Finally, Years of War/Dynasty will be a great test for those who enjoy mastering various Class Sets, and if that’s not enough, Masters of the Universe/Masters of Sets will challenge your tactical understanding of Set Dungeons.

Finally, the Class Sets rewarded for completing certain chapters in the Season Journey (courtesy of Haedrig’s Gift) have rotated once more. We’ve listed the available Sets below. For those new to Seasons, here’s how it works:

Completing Chapters 2, 3, and 4 of the Season Journey will reward you with three of Haedrig’s Gifts. Each Gift contains a few pieces from one of your Class Sets. Players can only unlock one Class Set in this manner per Season across Hardcore and Non-Hardcore, so choose wisely!

The set you receive depends on the class of the character you’re playing when you open each Haedrig’s Gift. To collect a full Class Set, you’ll need to open all three on the same character.

Here are the sets granted by Haedrig’s Gift in Season 32:

• Barbarian – Immortal King’s Call
• Crusader – Seeker of the Light
• Demon Hunter – Natalya’s Vengeance
• Monk – Uliana’s Stratagem
• Necromancer – Trag’Oul’s Avatar
• Witch Doctor – Spirit of Arachyr
• Wizard – Vyr’s Amazing Arcana

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