Lords of the End Times’ greatest fantasy is letting us rewrite the most hated lore in Warhammer’s history
Total War: Warhammer has reached a major milestone with the arrival of the End Times period and the Immortal Empires expansion. The franchise has grown substantially over its decade-long development, encompassing three mainline games with a combined roster of 110 legendary lords and competing factions drawn from the Warhammer Fantasy universe.
Immortal Empires represents the culmination of this growth, bringing together the most compelling content from across the entire Total War: Warhammer trilogy into a single, unified experience. The expansion compiles the best elements from each previous game, creating an expansive combined campaign that draws from all three titles. This approach allows players to experience the full breadth of the Warhammer Fantasy setting within a single game instance.
The End Times setting positions players at a pivotal moment in Warhammer Fantasy’s narrative arc, offering the opportunity to engage with the conclusion of the franchise’s legendary storyline through Total War’s strategic gameplay mechanics. The expansion is noted as representing the series’ largest and most comprehensive iteration to date, cementing its position as a defining entry in the Total War franchise.