You'll collect resources and build your essential war college including forges, citadels, conclaves and more. To succeed, you'll need to recruit and summon the most powerful Daemons, Warlords, warriors, and soldiers, eager to serve at the behest of the deities' whims. Set within Games Workshop's Warhammer Fantasy universe, players must build up and maintain their personal warbands, capable of sowing death and destruction on any that stand in their paths. We don't know what 3 is bringing to the table in this regard and we don't know if game 3 will have to rework the races again to bring them up to par with game 3 races.Spread the word of Chaos throughout the Old World in WARHAMMER: CHAOS & CONQUEST.

It runs better, has faster turn times and has QOL features such as the ability to abandon settlements and to fight at sea in the form of island battles.

On top of that CA have improved the game continuously in game 2. Not only unlocking the Empire, Dwarfs, Greenskins and Vampire counts (who will feel better to play due to their reworks) but also the combined map in game 2. This is a big reason why two is recommended over 1 as if any game 1 races take your fancy you can either buy the dlc that their rework (only applies to Empire, Greenskins and Wood elves) released with or buy game 1. You will not be able to play Kislev in WH 2 and you will not be able to play High Elves in WH 3 base.Īside from that 2 is far better than 1 as game 1 races have been reworked in 2 and have far better and more interesting mechanics. You cannot play high elves in WH 1 and you cannot play empire in WH 2 base. When 3 releases i imagine it will be the best starting point. However it is better to start with 2 base (no dlc) to get a feel for it and to see if you even enjoy it. The big reason to buy 1 (and 2 when 3 comes out) is that together they will enable all races from each game to be played on a combined map that will be located in the latest release (so there is a combo map in WH 2 but not 1 and there will be a combo map in WH 3).Īs such when 3 releases you can view 1 and 2 as standalone expansion packs to 3. There is no overarching story between the games so you wont be missing out on anything. The warhammer world 's continents are simmilar to our world's continentsĪnd all of them together : pretty much the whole world at this point. So the 3 games are like a puzzle you're assembling to form an absurdly massive result.Įach part can be played alone without owning the other two games, but if you own all its predecessors, you unlock the ability to play on the combination of all of them. Right now, since game 3 doesn't exist, if you own game 1 and 2, you can play on a combined map regouping map 1 and map 2, and their respecing factions.įurthermore, every DLC you own for game 1 is playable in game 2 as well, and if you own game 1 and 2, every DLC you own for any of these two games will become playable in game 3 as well. Not the same part of the world for the map, not the same playable races.Īnd when you have all three, you 'll be able play with a combined map regrouping all 3 parts of the world, and all races that you own.

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