The latest Total War: Warhammer showcase goes in-depth with the Vampire Count mechanics to demonstrate why necromancy is forbidden by most fantasy lore: because it's too much fun. This is your ...

The maps and factions and units of Total Warhammer make for a massive change after Japan (twice), Medieval Europe (twice), Rome (two-and-a-half times), the Colonial Era, and the Napoleonic Age.

Von Carstein and the Undead There are a few breeds of vampire kicking about the Warhammer universe. The Von Carsteins are the Hammer horror variety—flamboyant, charismatic, and dangerous.

The vampire’s dark magics allow them to raise armies out of the ground and command them. It’s something that puts an interesting spin on how you recruit forces and build your empire.

Total War: Warhammer's newest walk-through video goes over the Vampire Counts campaign, showing you how to raise an undead army, among other things.

So taking control of Total War: Warhammer's Vampire Counts isn't just about having a soft spot for bats or central European folklore - it presents myriad unique strategies.

But Warhammer is such a bonkers setting that all the Creative Assembly has to do is lovingly recreate some of the more interesting units and bam, there's a winner. Just look at The Grim and The ...

The Chaos Dwarfs, which were teased in the recent Immortal Empires expansion trailer, are coming to Creative Assembly’s grand strategy game in April with three legendary lords.