You’re gonna have a specifically different challenge playing a certain faction than you would as another one, and you will need to factor this in as you play. I guess the way that develops is we take the map of the Warhammer world, the old world, and you’ve got the races you can play placed in various places in the world. You can build your empire, or you can steamroll your way across your opponents, and your place will be defined by the race that you play as. It’s still a Total War game it’s a sandbox game. The thing is, there isn’t a single storyline. We’re setting it in a kind of old world.Ĭould you discuss more on the creation of the storyline? That’s an important distinction to make because the end-times stuff is already different with all the army books mixed up. It’s set in the eighth edition Warhammer, so it’s ancient times. Our plan is, in a broad sense, to represent as much of the Warhammer world as we can.

How did the storyline of the game get started? The key is to represent the truth, the vision of Warhammer that the people at Games Workshop created and bring it to life in the video game world. We literally took the range models that are available and worked with those. So my arch nemesis is actually one of our artists who has an incredible Chaos Warrior army.

I have an Ogre Kingdoms army where I probably win about 25% of my battles. Basically, we got two of every single model in the Warhammer range, put them all together, and actually, there’s a ton of us who up with actually playing battles. They’re all digitally sculpted by our in-house guys. Yeah, all our models are hand sculpted within 3D Studio Max or whatever.

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