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The Chaos Dwarves Arrive In Total War: Warhammer III Next Month
SEGA and Creative Assembly have added The Chaos Drawves to Total War: Warhammer III in the game's latest update.
SEGA and Creative Assembly have decided to add fire and tech to Total War: Warhammer III as The Chaos Dwarves make their way into the game. This new force of nature will absolutely run rampant in the game as they are basically designed to bring chaos to every situation, while also being highly coordinated and armed to the teeth. They will be added to the game on April 13th as part of the massive 3.0 Update. We have the dev notes of what will be added to the game with that update below, and if you're looking for more refined notes, you can read them on the team's latest blog.
Three Foul Legendary Lords
- The Chaos Dwarfs are an industrious, dark-souled and merciless warrior race of Dwarf Daemonsmiths, subjugators and brutal killers. Three of their most brutal Legendary Lords will be yours to command:
- Astragoth Ironhand, High Priest of Hashut, is the most potent Chaos Dwarf Sorcerer-Prophet. However, his body has begun to petrify, confining him to near-living entombment within a powerful mech-suit.
- Drazhoath the Ashen, Sorcerer Prophet of Hashut, is the Lord of the Black Fortress and commander of the fell Legion of Azgorh. Exiled by Astragoth, Drazhoath's mastery of magic and engineering has only grown stronger, as has his thirst for revenge.
- Zhatan the Black is the commander of the Tower of Zharr in Total War: Warhammer III. His unmatched battle prowess has left the hell forges struggling to keep up with his insatiable demand for weapons and munitions.
A Blood-Fuelled Ancestral Feud
A Legion Of Infernal Warriors
Merciless Campaign Mechanics
- The Hell Forge allows the infernal Chaos Dwarf legions to grow mightier by developing special schematics forged in fire, each of which grants hellish battle bonuses.
- The Tower of Zharr sees the Chaos Dwarfs (un)diplomatically vie for ownership of special Seats within this mighty council, granting unique faction rewards upon promotion.
- Convoys allow the trading of war tools in return for a variety of resources, whilst engaging in battles and exchanging labourers along the way, ensuring the rewards keep flowing.
- The Economy requires a multi-layered approach to the subjugation and management of labourers to keep the forges fuelled, construct advanced buildings, and expand the empire.