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Total War Warhammer is another instalment in the [[Total War]] series which was announced on 22 April, 2015. It was released on 24 May, 2016.
  
 
==General Information==
 
==General Information==
SEGA announced partnership with [http://www.games-workshop.com Games Workshop] in December 6 2012, and is set to release in 2016, further details unknown. It is to come in a trilogy of standalone expansions, which if bought together can be combined to create what CA describe as "the largest Total War experience to date." The game is set to feature 4 playable races: the Empire, Greenskins, Dwarfs, and Vampire Counts, and reflecting upon this, is set in the old world of WHFB.
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SEGA announced partnership with [http://www.games-workshop.com Games Workshop] in December 6 2012. Total War: Warhammer is set to be the first part of a trilogy of standalone expansions, which if bought together can be combined to create what CA describe as "the largest Total War experience to date." The game features 4 playable races: the Empire, Greenskins, Dwarfs, and Vampire Counts, and is set in the old world of WHFB.
  
 
===Campaign Map===
 
===Campaign Map===
 
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''This section is a stub. You can help TWC wiki by [[TWC Wiki:Help|filling in!]]''
  
 
===Engine===
 
===Engine===
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The engine in Total War: Warhammer is a new iteration of the last one built off of the Total War 3 engine that [[Total War: Attila]] was made from.
  
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===Gameplay===
 
===Gameplay===
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Total War: Warhammer is a complete departure from the historical settings that Total War is known for. Without the restrictions of historical accuracy, CA has been given a lot of creative freedom in the range of Warhammer Lore. Allowing CA to introduce new mechanics to the gameplay bringing a fresh new aspect to the franchise
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====Casters/Magicians====
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Caster/magicians are a one troop unit and act as a support unit for the army by giving buffs to their army or debuffs to the enemy. Besides supporting skills, the Casters/magicians can also be an offensive tool as they can cast very powerful spells in the  battlefield. As with everything powerful it comes with a side effect. Once the spell has been casted, the Casters/Magicians are no longer in control of the spell making it uncontrollable. This can result in killing a decisive victory or a horrible defeat.
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====Legendary Lords & Lords====
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Lords are only a one troop unit and are similar to the generals in the previous Total War titles, but a lot more powerful. The lords are able to last a long time in a battle. This is because they have a lot of hitpoints while being able to deliver a lot of damage allowing them to take part in the heart of the battle. Each Lord carries their own bonuses that affect the entire army they are in, but once the lord dies in battle all the buffs seize to have effect.
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Lords come in different skill sets such as magic, combat and even a mixture of both. Besides being in the battlefield, Lords can act as overseers for a specific region in the campaign. When attacked in the province the lord will personally lead the garrison troops to defend the region.
  
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Legendary Lords are the guys from the Warhammer Lore where each faction has two Legendary Lords. Legendary Lords are similar to Lords, but the only difference between them is that the Legendary Lords have their own skill tree that allows them to go on quests in the campaign map. Each legendary Lord has it's own skill tree and quests making them unique.
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The outcome of completing the quest will result in a quest battle and a location in the campaign map where the the army of the Legendary Lord has to go and fight a preset army in order to complete the quest and obtain a personal item that boosts the Legendary Lord's stats.
  
 
=== Factions ===
 
=== Factions ===
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::''-See main article: [[:Category:TWW Factions|Total War: Warhammer Factions]]''
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There are a total of 48 factions present in the campaign with 4 being playable main factions excluding the DLC ones. There are certain minor factions that will be part of one of the main factions, while others will be neutral.
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==== Playable Factions ====
 
==== Playable Factions ====
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Without any DLC, there are four playable factions in Total War: Warhammer. These factions are,
 
Without any DLC, there are four playable factions in Total War: Warhammer. These factions are,
  
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These factions are playable through some kind of downloadable content:
 
These factions are playable through some kind of downloadable content:
  
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* Chaos Warriors
  
===The Assembly Kit===
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==Downloadable Content==
  
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Chaos Warrior was the first DLC to be released and was available free with pre-orders.
  
 
==System Requirements==
 
==System Requirements==
 
Minimum:
 
Minimum:
  
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(Expected around 15-25 FPS with low settings)
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*'''Operating System:''' Windows 7 64Bit
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*'''Processor:''' Intel Core 2 Duo 3.0Ghz
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*'''RAM:''' 3GB
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*'''Hard Drive:''' 35GB
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*'''Video Card:'''(DirectX 11) AMD Radeon HD 5770 1024MB | NVIDIA GTS 450 1024MB | Intel HD 4000
  
 
Recommended:
 
Recommended:
  
*To be released
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(Expected around 45-55 FPS with high settings)
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*'''Operating System:''' Windows 7/8.1/10 64Bit
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*'''Processor:''' Intel Core i5-4570 3.20GHz
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*'''RAM:''' 8GB
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*'''Hard Drive:''' 35GB
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*'''Video Card:'''(DirectX 11) AMD Radeon R9 270X 2048MB | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 2048MB @ 1080P
  
 
== External links ==
 
== External links ==
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* [https://www.twcenter.net/forums/content.php?303-Total-War-Warhammer-Review Total War: Warhammer Review] from the [[Eagle Standard]]
  
 
[[Category:Total War Series]]
 
[[Category:Total War Series]]
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[[Category:TWW Information]]

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Total War Warhammer is another instalment in the Total War series which was announced on 22 April, 2015. It was released on 24 May, 2016.

General Information

SEGA announced partnership with Games Workshop in December 6 2012. Total War: Warhammer is set to be the first part of a trilogy of standalone expansions, which if bought together can be combined to create what CA describe as "the largest Total War experience to date." The game features 4 playable races: the Empire, Greenskins, Dwarfs, and Vampire Counts, and is set in the old world of WHFB.

Campaign Map

This section is a stub. You can help TWC wiki by filling in!

Engine

The engine in Total War: Warhammer is a new iteration of the last one built off of the Total War 3 engine that Total War: Attila was made from.


Gameplay

Total War: Warhammer is a complete departure from the historical settings that Total War is known for. Without the restrictions of historical accuracy, CA has been given a lot of creative freedom in the range of Warhammer Lore. Allowing CA to introduce new mechanics to the gameplay bringing a fresh new aspect to the franchise

Casters/Magicians

Caster/magicians are a one troop unit and act as a support unit for the army by giving buffs to their army or debuffs to the enemy. Besides supporting skills, the Casters/magicians can also be an offensive tool as they can cast very powerful spells in the battlefield. As with everything powerful it comes with a side effect. Once the spell has been casted, the Casters/Magicians are no longer in control of the spell making it uncontrollable. This can result in killing a decisive victory or a horrible defeat.

Legendary Lords & Lords

Lords are only a one troop unit and are similar to the generals in the previous Total War titles, but a lot more powerful. The lords are able to last a long time in a battle. This is because they have a lot of hitpoints while being able to deliver a lot of damage allowing them to take part in the heart of the battle. Each Lord carries their own bonuses that affect the entire army they are in, but once the lord dies in battle all the buffs seize to have effect. Lords come in different skill sets such as magic, combat and even a mixture of both. Besides being in the battlefield, Lords can act as overseers for a specific region in the campaign. When attacked in the province the lord will personally lead the garrison troops to defend the region.

Legendary Lords are the guys from the Warhammer Lore where each faction has two Legendary Lords. Legendary Lords are similar to Lords, but the only difference between them is that the Legendary Lords have their own skill tree that allows them to go on quests in the campaign map. Each legendary Lord has it's own skill tree and quests making them unique. The outcome of completing the quest will result in a quest battle and a location in the campaign map where the the army of the Legendary Lord has to go and fight a preset army in order to complete the quest and obtain a personal item that boosts the Legendary Lord's stats.

Factions

-See main article: Total War: Warhammer Factions

There are a total of 48 factions present in the campaign with 4 being playable main factions excluding the DLC ones. There are certain minor factions that will be part of one of the main factions, while others will be neutral.

Playable Factions

Without any DLC, there are four playable factions in Total War: Warhammer. These factions are,

  • The Empire
  • The Orcs and Goblins (Greenskins)
  • Vampire Counts
  • The Dwarfs

DLC Factions

These factions are playable through some kind of downloadable content:

  • Chaos Warriors

Downloadable Content

Chaos Warrior was the first DLC to be released and was available free with pre-orders.

System Requirements

Minimum:

(Expected around 15-25 FPS with low settings)

  • Operating System: Windows 7 64Bit
  • Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 3.0Ghz
  • RAM: 3GB
  • Hard Drive: 35GB
  • Video Card:(DirectX 11) AMD Radeon HD 5770 1024MB | NVIDIA GTS 450 1024MB | Intel HD 4000

Recommended:

(Expected around 45-55 FPS with high settings)

  • Operating System: Windows 7/8.1/10 64Bit
  • Processor: Intel Core i5-4570 3.20GHz
  • RAM: 8GB
  • Hard Drive: 35GB
  • Video Card:(DirectX 11) AMD Radeon R9 270X 2048MB | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 2048MB @ 1080P

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