They've also completely reworked Bretonnia, including a total overhaul of their Vow system.ĪI has also been given a swift kick up the backside. The Skaven Under Empire system allows Skaven to build hidden bases in any territory underground, but the more noise they make down there, the higher the chances of discovery before they emerge.
There's also several game-changing new features. The Skaven can even build strategic warp-bombs under your cities now, those cads.Īll told, it's not a bad pair of Lords added, but the sweeping changes made in today's patch ( full update notes here) feels like it trivialises them a little, especially as everyone gets free lord Tiktaq'to, who is presumably good at board games. The Lizardmen get some fun new toys like Ripperdactyls, and the ability to summon the god Sotek into battle, but I feel that's all a bit pedestrian compared to what the rats get. He's got Ratling Guns for suppressing fire, heavy sniper troops to pick off tougher targets, and Doom Flayers, motorcycle-sized versions of the Doom Wheel. The former are led by mad scientist Ikit Claw, and his love of all things mad and science-y gives his armies a distinct feel.
The DLC focuses on the Skaven Clan Skryre and the Lizardman Cult Of Sotek. Check out the DLC trailer below, as the rats and reptiles recreate a scene from Predator.
There's even a chunk of free DLC, adding a new Lizardman Legendary Lord for everyone, complete with his own quest chain. Creative Assembly have overhauled campaign AI, added new AI factions, new regions and a new system of underground expansion for those sneaky Skaven. Today's The Prophet And The Warlock DLC for Total War: Warhammer 2 may be relatively small, adding just two new Legendary Lords, but the 'Doomsayer' update accompanying it is massive.
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