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Creative Assembly Details Roadmap For Total War: Warhammer’s Free DLC
Developer Creative Assembly announced today that the upcoming Total War: Warhammer will be supported with both free and paid post-launch DLC. This content will include new heroes, legendary lords, units, and a new playable race.
Total War: Warhammer’s DLC schedule looks to follow a similar path to Creative Assembly’s previous titles Total War: Rome II and Total War: Attila, which were supported by both paid and free content. You can see Creative Assembly’s tentative roadmap for free DLC in the image below.
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The game will also be supported with paid DLC, which is detailed on Total War: Warhammer’s future content blog. Paid lord packs, race packs, and campaign packs will be making their way to Warhammer later in the year. Most notably, the campaign pack will give players a new playable race and the challenge campaign will be centered around a significant event in Warhammer lore.
Total War: Warhammer is coming to PC, Mac, and Linux soon, and was recently delayed from April to May 24. To check out more of Warhammer’s gameplay, check out our hands-on preview here.
[Source: Creative Assembly]
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