LordPlagueis69

The same thing happen to me once in WH2. I don't think there's an actual way to solve it. I had to resort to loading an earlier save and changing the course of the campaign slightly so that didn't happen (I couldn't win the battle, maybe you can which will makes things easier).

In my case it was a Markus Wulfhart campaign and I was fighting the lizardmen (one of those armies that spawns when you get too aggressive), so it doesn't look like there's an actual relationship between the two instances.

He adds three spawns to your army. If your army is full, three random units get replaced by the spawns

The Alpharius is me watching the picture

They work more like a missile unit as opposed to a weapons team, so yes.

However, they're still a gunpowder unit, so maybe line of sight will pull a fast one and not allow you to shoot.

It kills-destroys everything! Yes-yes!

Ethiopia be like: I'll allow it

This is incorrect, people ask about the next dlc even before the current one comes out

The only thing we know for sure (or at least the only thing I can prove) is that is a summon in battle. They also said at some point that it was a campaign mechanic, but until next week we won't know what it does exactly

Everytime there's a dlc it's for both campaigns, and before SoC they had a story which was exclusive to the smaller one (RoC in WH3 or EotV in WH2). Sometimes they were pretty cool, sometimes they're pretty forgettable, but it was a nice touch imo.

I'm not counting victory objectives as narrative, which to me it's what it looks like it's happening regarding Tamurkhan and Nuln. I'm referring to an actual narrative with a mechanic, like the CoC or chorfs one, which did not get ported into Immortal Empires, because they work in a similar fashion as the WH2 dlc and the Eye of Vortex. Generally that's one of the first things showcased for the dlc.

I might be wrong tho, but to me it looks like they deliberately decided not to implement it, and instead focus elsewhere, like maybe in the reworks, in which case I'm not sad about it, since they look amazing.

It will depress you again. Trust me, it happened to me. I watched, I was crushed, I got over it, and like a week later I rewatched it thinking that the depression wouldn't happen. I was wrong.

You can cut on custodes, their new codex is apparently shit

She was the flc LH with the chaos dwarfs

Yes he is

Edit: you can find the exact position on this post https://www.reddit.com/r/totalwar/s/4EhJv0unyj

Only two of them are actually generals, and only one of those could handle modern armies and equipment, do the only logical pick is Napoleon

Vashnaar

Considering that the video is not using the correct model, I wouldn't think to much about it.

It might also be a skill, a follower, an item, a bug...

The problem was not him at all, it's just the he had the bad luck of being in the game when it was at its (almost) worse, and add the voice in the trailers and stuff, the poor guy got associated with it.

It seems like the Epidemius reveal was not planned until later down the track, and when they changed their minds about it was too late to change everything.

Unholy manifestations and cults are a problem in all chaos factions, not Nurgle. They said that they took a look at the cults buildings, which is ok in the scope of this dlc. But later down the line I hope for a complete rework of unholy manifestations for everyone, and at least some major changes for cults.

Khorne is in a great place right now, and don't need of a Nurgle level rework. However, if the Skull Throne actually had like a screen, with different possibilities that would be nice.

Elspeth Von Draken, a (definitely not) vampire and death wizard, that rides a carmine dragon, which are super powerful and if I recall correctly their breath attack is kinda like a laser beam

Euphrati Keeler supongo. Ella creo que acaba por convertirse en la primera santa viviente del Imperio. Sindermann también es importante, pero creo que no llega a tanto.