Total War: Three Kingdoms subsequent DLC is a prequel


The subsequent story DLC for Total War: Three Kingdoms might be a wee little bit of a prequel, bringing new begins a scant eight years earlier than the primary marketing campaign kicks off. Creative Assembly right this moment introduced Mandate Of Heaven for a January 16th launch, bringing six new factions and dozens of recent items. Starting within the 12 months 182 simply earlier than the Yellow Turban rise up, it’ll inform extra of the Han Empire’s wrestle with that.

Three new Yellow Turban warlords and three new Han Empire factions will throw down in Mandate Of Heaven. From their new place to begin, Eight years earlier than the game’s normal level, they will roll on via into an everyday marketing campaign. See the Steam page for extra on the factions, their items, and their targets.

“Since the launch of Three Kingdoms and Eight Princes, we’ve had a massive amount of player feedback in terms of what people want to see in future Three Kingdoms content packs,” Creative Assembly mentioned in the announcement FAQ. “With that in mind, Mandate Of Heaven introduces a host of new characters, 40 new battle units, a major rebalance of existing units rosters to encourage more diverse army builds, and unique faction mechanics for both new and existing playable Warlords which create distinctively different playstyles and campaign experiences.”

After the primary Three Kingdoms DLC was set, uh, after the Three Kingdoms period, Creative Assembly mentioned in September that they’d revise their plans “with a view to doing more of what the community is feeding back to us on.” People wished Three Kingdoms of their Three Kingdoms game, y’know. This continues to be exterior that period however does at the very least roll into it.

The DLC will price £8/€10/$10. Arriving alongside it is going to be the customary patch fixing and tweaking issues for all gamers, in addition to a brand new free warlord, Tao Qian.


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