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Total War: WARHAMMER III coming to the macOS!

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Total War: Warhammer 3's roadmap lays out plans for Immortal Empires and mod tools

Creative Assembly have laid out the 2022 development roadmap for Total War: Warhammer 3. It contains detailed descriptions of the fixes and balance tweaks to come over the next few months, but the exciting stuff will all land this autumn, including the series-spanning Immortal Empires, mod tools and the first of several revamps for the series' older races.

Creative Assembly has published the Total War: Warhammer 3 roadmap for its 2022 DLC releases, which includes two free Regiments of Renown unit packs and a rough window for the Total Warhammer 3 Immortal Empires release date. The RTS game's much-anticipated Immortal Empires DLC is set to release in Q3 2022 (July - September), which is probably later than fans would have hoped given that Warhammer II's Mortal Empires campaign released just a month after the base game's launch. Q3 will also see the arrival of mod tools with the Total War Assembly Kit.

The Total Warhammer III Immortal Empires combined map is scheduled to launch with update 2.0, and will unite all three Total War: Warhammer games into one grand-scale campaign for players that own all three of the titles. The mode will intially be available as an integrated open beta, and Creative Assembly calls it "a monumental undertaking that will continue to grow and evolve" over time.

Update 2.0 will also see overhauls for the remaining races who haven't been brought up to date with Total Warhammer III's newer mechanics. First up will be the Warriors of Chaos, who are likely to see new systems, units, and balance to help bring them up to speed with the current game. Also releasing alongside update 2.0 is the first true DLC pack, currently titled Lord Pack I. This will introduce new legendary lords, heroes, and other units which can be used in both grand campaign and multiplayer modes.

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Total War: WARHAMMER III 2022 Roadmap

Good day, Total War: WARHAMMER III fans! We know that many of you have been eager to know more about what the future holds in store for the game—especially as the team continues to evolve the foundational systems, address feedback from the community, and work towards major new projects: including the addition of new content, new game modes, and the highly-anticipated return of "Mortal Empires"—known officially in WARHAMMER III as Immortal Empires.

So today, we're offering a look into what we have planned for the rest of 2022—the first of many years of support planned for the game! As with any timeline, projects may shift in scope or timing; this is normal and expected, and we will work to update you on any changes in regular STATE OF THE GAME posts year-round. These will allow us to revisit what we’re working on, update you with any moment-to-moment changes to the content or schedule, and look further forward to future releases as they are prepared.

But for now, let’s take a closer look at Total War: WARHAMMER III in 2022!

[h3]📰 Total War: WARHAMMER III 2022 Roadmap[/h3]

We appreciate all of you who supported us over the past six years—since the first Total War: WARHAMMER released—and to everyone just now joining us as we create our most expansive game to date. Thank you!

— The Total War Team

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This Total Warhammer 3 mod lets you paint Daniel any colour

If you opt to lead Chaos Undivided in Total War: Warhammer III, you get to meet the daemon prince who is now lovingly known by the player community as Daniel. Unique amongst the strategy game series' legendary lords, Daniel is fully customisable - well, almost fully. While you can unlock new arms, legs, horns, tails, and other various bits and bobs for Daniel, you can't control his skin tone... until now, that is. Thanks to the power of mods, now you can paint Daniel any colour you like.

The Daniel Painter mod by Marthenil gives you a nice palette of daemonic colours to use on your prince of chaos. While the colour selection is fairly basic, it covers the standard range with several shades per colour. If you're feeling a bit Nurgly, you can go with a sickly yellow or bilious green hue, while the Khorne-likers will probably stick with the more classic daemon candyapple red.

You can pick both primary and secondary colours for your daemon prince, too: the primary colour works pretty much like a base coat, with the secondary colour acting like a wash on top, that fills in all the nooks and crannies in the prince's model.