A new Total War: Warhammer III campaign pack will make its way onto the latest entry in the series by SEGA and The Creative Assembly next month, allowing players to dominate the world with the powerful armies of the Chaos Dwarves.
The Forge of The Chaos Dwarves campaign pack will release on April 13th, 2023, worldwide alongside free content for both Kislev and The Empire, the Legendary Hero Ulrika Magdova, a vampire who is great at melee and ranged combat and spellcasting. All those who pre-order the new campaign pack will get a 10% discount off its total price.
The new Total War: Warhammer III campaign pack will give players the chance to control three of the most vicious Chaos Dwarves - Astragoth Ironhand, Drazhoath the Ashen, and Zhatan the Black. In their quest to conquer the known world, they seek unimaginable power which they can only obtain by corrupting their enemies' relics. And to do so, they will have plenty of unique tools at their disposal, such as the Hell Forge, which let them develop schematics forged in fire, the Tower of Zharr, Convoys, and more.
Total War: Warhammer III is now available on PC worldwide. You can learn more about the culmination of the strategy game series by The Creative Assembly by checking out Chris' review.
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