Troglodon
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They're a really nice addition. It would have been a shame for such a beautiful model to not make it into the game.I'm really excited for official Troglodons.
Yeah skinks have been dissapointing in TW warhammer, maybe these end up being more usefull for longer in the campaign.The Chameleon Stalkers are a pretty unique unit. Apparently they're a stealthy melee unit with an explosive dart attack to soften up a unit before charging it (or being charged). Given how easy Red-Crested Skinks get wiped out I'm hoping that they'll be at least a little bit tougher. But having a stealth melee unit is pretty cool.
Also, Ogres are making it to TW II as a free unit, which is neat.
I don't think the beastmen are playable at all without that DLC, so yes.Probably a dumb question, but...
Do I need the old Warhammer 1 Call of the Beastmen DLC (currently on sale hence the question) to fully enjoy the army with the upcoming Shadow and Fury DLC for Warhammer 2?
right.. honestly this is rather confusing but I guess this is better.That's wrong. The Beastmen are fully playable if you only by the Silence and the Fury DLC. But you can't play as Khazrak, Malagor or Morghur, nor can you confederate with them.
If you only own Call of the Beastmen, you can't play or confederate Taurox, or field the new Beastmen units (Jabberslythe, Ghorgon and Tuskgor Chariots).
Either can use the new Great Bray-Shamans via Total War Access.
I think there are possibly two reasons why they changed it up from last DLC with the Wood Elves.
(1) The free lord for owning the previous DLC wasn't well received / didn't work well from a marketing standpoint. Ie. people may have been annoyed that they were "cheated out of" a free legendary lord and instead got Drycha (which isn't a free LL at all because you have to have purchased the Warhammer 1 Wood Elf DLC).
(2) Beastmen already had 3 LLs, not 2 like Wood Elves, and so didn't need the extra one to bring them up to 4 total.
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Probably a dumb question, but...
Do I need the old Warhammer 1 Call of the Beastmen DLC (currently on sale hence the question) to fully enjoy the army with the upcoming Shadow and Fury DLC for Warhammer 2?
I don't think the beastmen are playable at all without that DLC, so yes.
The AI will still use the new stuff though. So you can still kill jabberslythes without needing to own any beastmen related DLC.
That's wrong. The Beastmen are fully playable if you only by the Silence and the Fury DLC. But you can't play as Khazrak, Malagor or Morghur, nor can you confederate with them.
If you only own Call of the Beastmen, you can't play or confederate Taurox, or field the new Beastmen units (Jabberslythe, Ghorgon and Tuskgor Chariots).
Either can use the new Great Bray-Shamans via Total War Access.
I think there are possibly two reasons why they changed it up from last DLC with the Wood Elves.
(1) The free lord for owning the previous DLC wasn't well received / didn't work well from a marketing standpoint. Ie. people may have been annoyed that they were "cheated out of" a free legendary lord and instead got Drycha (which isn't a free LL at all because you have to have purchased the Warhammer 1 Wood Elf DLC).
(2) Beastmen already had 3 LLs, not 2 like Wood Elves, and so didn't need the extra one to bring them up to 4 total.
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How are they only playable in a side campaign? They worked fine in the grand campaign of warhammer I on release. Though they quickly fell behind mechanicly (bit of a general issue with the continues releases of new stuff)As @Oh_Man said, players who already have the Call of the Beastmen pack will have the existing units there reworked, but won’t be able to get Taurox and the new Ghorgon, Jabberslythe, Doombull and Wargor unless they buy the Silence and the Fury pack.
I’m really glad CA gave Beastmen some attention with this last DLC, because they really messed up the original release (ironically rather like GW messing up their 7th Edition army book) by making them only playable in a side campaign and custom battles. I’ve had a look at their new mechanics and they look pretty darn fun to play now.
I haven’t contributed much to this thread because I’ve only just got into Warhammer 1 (I’m still playing a Thorgrim Dwarf campaign at the moment), but when I eventually get round to buying the Beastmen pack, Warhammer 2 and this new DLC without a doubt I’ll give them a go.