For the Emperor! Total War: Warhammer III has just hit its lowest price ever through Humble Choice, giving subscribers access to the full base game for a fraction of its usual cost. The timing couldn’t be better, as Creative Assembly has announced Tides of Torment. This major new DLC is launching December 4. To top it all, the game is also fully streamable through GeForce NOW and other cloud gaming services. This makes it easier than ever to jump in.
The upcoming DLC brings three new Legendary Lords, each introducing their own campaign mechanics, units, and storylines.
Three New Lords Coming to Total War
Tides of Torment introduces Aislinn the Sea Lord, Dechala the Denied One, and Sayl the Faithless. Each brings their own brand of chaos to the world of Total War: Warhammer III.
- Aislinn leads the High Elves in a campaign of naval dominance. He commands Ulthuan’s fleet and raids coastal territories to earn relics and blessings from the Elven Lords.
- Dechala, a serpentine warlord of Slaanesh, fuels her empire through conquest and decadence. She transforms captured settlements into Thrall Camps that feed her growing power.
- Sayl, a treacherous Norscan sorcerer, manipulates both allies and enemies alike. He builds Chaos Altars and weaves dark rituals to ascend toward ultimate corruption.
Each Lord comes with their own mechanics, units, and story-driven campaigns. They offer new ways to play across the Immortal Empires map.
Free Update: The Masque of Slaanesh
Launching alongside the DLC, Patch 7.0 adds The Masque of Slaanesh as the 104th Legendary Lord, free for all players. The update also refreshes legacy factions featured in Tides of Torment, adding new mechanics and balance changes.
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