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Total War: WARHAMMER III - Lords of the End Times
The Lords of the End Times bundle for Total War: WARHAMMER III introduces four new Legendary Lords inspired by the apocalyptic End Times, alongside new battlefield units and a host of gameplay features and mechanics. Drain life from the world and ascend to godhood as Nagash. Seed Gardens of Corruption and spread vile pestilence as the Glottkin. Orchestrate diabolical events through cunning Masterplans as Thanquol. Rekindle the Flame of Ulric, in defense of the Empire as Boris Todbringer.
- Creative Assembly
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| Platform | Metascore | Userscore |
|---|---|---|
| PC | 85 | 7.8 |
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- Lord of the End Times finally brings some of the biggest fan favorites into the game—and does them justice in the process.
- Lords of the End Times adds a substantial amount of excellent content to an already massive game. Thanks to the new and powerful Legendary Lords and the Devastation System, Total War: Warhammer III feels fresh again. Aside from some balancing issues and Boris Todbringer’s slightly lackluster campaign, Warhammer III, Lords of the End Times is both must-have content for longtime fans and a great place to jump in to an already excellent strategy game.
- Lords of the End Times is an expansion focused entirely on its protagonists, all of whom are undeniably well-realized. Thanquol is perhaps the most intriguing, thanks to his grand schemes and risk-taking nature, while Boris Todbringer answers the community’s long-standing requests. Nagash and the Glottkin round out a quartet that feels perfectly suited to this apocalyptic setting. Ultimately, the DLC’s value lies in the sheer volume of content Creative Assembly has prepared for us. And when an expansion makes us look at *Immortal Empires* with the feeling that there is still something new to discover, it means Total War: WARHAMMER III undoubtedly still has a few cards—and turns—left to play.