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Come September, you won't need a single Total War: Warhammer game to play its colossal, trilogy-spanning Immortal Empires campaign

All you need is one of the Lords of the End Times characters.

Come September, you won't need a single Total War: Warhammer game to play its colossal, trilogy-spanning Immortal Empires campaign

In September, players of Total War: Warhammer 3 won't need to purchase any of the previous Total War: Warhammer games to access the colossal Immortal Empires campaign. This expansion, announced by the developers, includes Nagash and his undead legions, Boris Todbringer and Middenland, the Glottkin's putrid hordes, and the powerful Grey Seer Thanquol with his giant rat-ogre Boneripper.

The official DLC summary states that purchasing any Lords of the End Times content will grant access to the Immortal Empires campaign, making it an excellent entry point for new players. The entry requirements have softened over the years, requiring only a single Lords of the End Times character for purchase. This means that, from September, for around $9 (£7.49), players can unlock Immortal Empires and gain access to 14 different factions and 24 legendary lords.

Additionally, the change may result in even lower prices for the Lords of the End Times content when it goes on sale.

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