The Scope and grandeur of the game and amazing and simply give a player so many options it can be hard to decided what to do. More over almost every faction of the Old World is now represented in the game, with Tomb Kings and Ogre Kingdoms being the main exceptions.

And it shows, sweeping from the far northern Chaos wastes and the lands of Kislev to choking Jungles of Southern Lustria, it is a massive map to play around it. It is apparently the largest map they’ve ever made. The sheer scale and scope of Mortal Empires is amazing. My little empire seems so small in comparison with the rest of the world Instead players are free to explore the world, while interacting with and fight the many races in it. While there is a overall Chaos invasion “plot” driving the game it tends to take a back seat, having even less of an effect on the game than it did in TW:WH1. Mortal Empire returns us to a mostly sandbox experiences. It also removed a lot of the classic sandbox elements that have long been a part of Total War games. Every turn you feel a drive to do something, to move forward. While it gives drive to the game, it also puts a ticking time limit on things. However I can understand why some players might not like it. When I played TW:WH2 I found the new Vortex Campaign to be a great addition to the game. Isabella Von Carstein sets sail for the west Let take a look at why this is a great idea. This allows players to play factions form both games in a massive sandbox. Mortal Empires is a free DLC for owners of both Total War: Warhammer games to combines portions of the Maps from both into one massive map and game. Only four factions? Just the far West? What about all the stuff and armies from the prior game? The answer to all these questions soon came in the unveiling of Mortal Empires. When Total War: Warhammer II was first announced it caused more than one gamer to scratch their heads in confusion. Mortal Empires is the fun, but slightly flawed expansion we’ve all dreamed about.

Mortal empires map vs old world map