With your new found all-conquering power, why not push you influence a little further then, dear warrior? Home Region Movement Bonus Mod - another from Dresden, who you may recognise from previous Total War mods - is a nifty tweak that increases army movement by 10% within your own regions. Whereas the generic restrictions do make sense within this world, there is definitely something to be said about holding adject rule over each and every corner of the realm. Dresden’s Conquer Anywhere & Diplomatic Options mod not only lifts this ban by letting any non-chaos faction conquer any settlement they so choose, it also lets all factions confederate. One major difference Total Warhammer has over its series forerunners, besides its lack of historical accuracy, is that certain factions are prevented from invading certain regions in-line with Warhammer lore. Conquer Anywhere & Diplomatic Options, Home Region Movement Bonus and Legendary Lord Unique Start Position Best move over, Attenborough, we’ve got this covered. Creator kam2150 suggests that this mod makes capturing action screenshots a whole lot easier too, and that the inclusion of some nifty hot keys, that let you toggle the UI on and off, allow for more cinematic views. Zoom all the way in and see what your orcs have stuck between their teeth (I bet it’s smelly), and then shoot all the way out to better plot your plans of attack and defence. Keeping your lovely armies alive is a pretty integral part of winning any war, and so too is being able to see where you’re sending your troops at all times.īetter Camera Mod does exactly what you might expect, then, letting you climb much higher and dip much lower than the generic camera view allows for. Some of Total Warhammer’s best features include its rolling battlegrounds and wonderfully designed dwarfs, vampire counts, Empire soldiers and the likes, yet in its standard state camera functionality is a touch restrictive. Luckily that’s all sorted now and mods are officially allowed via the Steam Workshop. Until very recently, Total Warhammer was also set to be the first Total War game without modding support due to licensing issues between Creative Assembly and GW. As such we’ve taken the liberty of rounding up some of the best Total War: Warhammer mods available right now. It's the perfect platform for expanding in wild and inventive ways. Gone are the historically accurate campaigns the series is best known for, and in their place are the fantastical wargrounds and combatants of Games Workshop’s best known dystopian fantasy world. The latest entry, Total War: Warhammer, marks a distinguished departure from the norm.

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