Total War: THREE KINGDOMS News

The Furious Wild hotfix is now live

A hotfix is now live for THREE KINGDOMS.

This means that in saves started before release of The Furious Wild, rebellions in regions that are now Nanman will no longer cause crashes, but the rebel armies that are spawned will look weird. For example, they might have missing character art or missing unit cards.

We encourage everyone to start a new campaign to get the full benefits of the changes the release of The Furious Wild has brought to the game.

Check out everything The Furious Wild has to offer!

Still not sold on The Furious Wild?

We’ve got elephants, tigers, fire, and blowguns - and if that’s not enough to convince you, take a look at this video for a quick overview of what else is on offer: https://twitter.com/totalwar/status/1303332517777494016

Get your copy of The Furious Wild here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1299591/Total_War_THREE_KINGDOMS__The_Furious_Wild/

If you are experiencing a high level of crashing in the game during the end turn phase, this may be caused by loading old saves on the new patch. While we investigate a possible fix, we advise either starting a new save or rolling your game back to old_1.5.3 through the Betas tab in Steam.

Experiencing issues with THREE KINGDOMS after the latest update?

We are aware that many players are experiencing issues with THREE KINGDOMS following the latest DLC release and update.

We want to let you know that we are listening to you and currently investigating these issues following the reports.

If you have any further issues to report, please do so here: https://forums.totalwar.com/categories/three-kingdoms-support-forum

Nanman: The Lost Tribe of South China Documentary

Today we have a documentary for you!

Join Kings and Generals as they examine who exactly the Nanman were, how they lived, and why the Han were trying to make them grow their hair and shave their faces.

Check out the full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQl-MfNc4aQ

Total War: Three Kingdoms DLC Guide

Total War: Three Kingdoms is an unusual game in terms of DLC - by choosing such a specific historical period in which to base a game, the options for expansion are immediately limited. Sure, you can try and re-skin an entire grand campaign and jump hundreds of years, but we've seen the middling results of that in the past such as with Empire Divided for Total War: Rome II or with Age of Charlemagne for Total War: Attila.

The far better DLC model is keeping the campaign, but adding new characters, units and faction mechanics, the same way as Total War: Warhammer II.

For the most part Three Kingdoms seems to be adopting this method, but with the timeline and separate period start positions added in Mandate of Heaven, we are now seeing something far stranger. Without further ado, let's see just where we're at in terms of available expansions.

What is the Best Total War: THREE KINGDOM's DLC?

A World Betrayed
Mandate of Heaven
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While the above list represents our favourite expansions, below we'll be looking at each available expansion in the order in which they were released.

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