They became playable in the Grand Campaign in August 2017 and Mortal Empires in May of 2018. Personally I'm going for Kihar the Tormentor in my current campaign. The Norscan Tribes can be purchased as a DLC race (free if Total War: Warhammer II is pre-ordered) for Total War: Warhammer. The Ice-Forged Legion is also an incredible piece of artillery, but I don't really like using it as Norsca, as it feels more flavourful to ditch cowardly ranged stuff and just rush into glorious mass melee brawls. Despair For all that remains for you is the taste of northern steel and the end of your world. We, most favoured of the gods, shall burn your lands, revel in your suffering, and destroy you. Call us savages because we strike at you, but know this - it is we who are closest to the Ruinous Powers. Both embedded in an army (he gets a dragon mount and fire/shadow/metal spells), and as a campaign map agent with 95% success chance on all actions. 'Say what you will of us, call us heathens because we deny your weak pretender-god. However, he starts at level 30 and you can't pick skill points for him (iirc, could be they changed it) so you'll miss out on a lot of important blue line skills.īut the hero option of the Serpent, Kihar the Tormentor, is an absolute beast. This is of course only silly flavour considerations, from a pure gameplay perspective he's a really strong lord. Feels like he could stab you in the back at any moment, the avian bastard. But I don't like having a greater demon of Tzeentch around, I like Wulfrik to be the undisputed tool of the gods in the world. Iirc, it just adds +100 chaos corruption to random provinces.Īzrik the Maze Keeper is a pretty good lord iirc.
The Crow/Nurgle plague is pretty lackluster. Then Hound/Khorne or Serpent/Slaanesh are probably the best tier 3s.
I think the best is to get all 4 gods to tier 2 first.
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