Total War: WARHAMMER III - Shadows of Change

The Shadows of Change pack introduces 3 new Legendary Lords for Tzeentch, Grand Cathay, and Kislev, usable in both the Realm of Chaos and Immortal Empires campaigns.

Inject new Legendary Lords, Heroes, and Units into your games to vastly expand your methods of play on the campaign map and within battles. The Changeling, Yuan Bo, and Mother Ostankya each bring their own unique campaign mechanics to their races, with goals separate from the Realm of Chaos campaign, and new units to help them pursue victory on their terms.

Features

• 3 new Legendary Lords emerge from the shadows.
• Perform dastardly schemes and trickery with the Changeling of Tzeentch.
• Establish and execute grand stratagems on a global scale as Yuan Bo of Grand Cathay.
• Conjure powerful hexes and incantations whilst engaging in witchcraft, flipping campaigns on their head as Mother Ostankya of Kislev.
• Scatter magical spells at random with the Blue Scribes of Tzeentch; a new Legendary Hero.
• Expand your roster with 11 additional units, and enhance your troops with 9 new Regiments of Renown.

Tzeentch the Changeling

I make my home in the darkest pits of your soul. In the shadows, I bide my time.

As a mighty Horror of Tzeentch, the Changeling embodies the Changer of Ways’ most deceiving and manipulative tendencies. Able to morph into any legendary character from the noble to the fearsome, the Changeling’s true form has been lost to time. His trickery may even deceive the Dark Gods themselves, able to mirror foes, create false allies, and disrupt empires from within, with only one truth becoming clear long after he’s enacted his handiwork.

The deceiving prankster of the known world, the Changeling of Tzeentch, was here.

As a spellcasting shapeshifter bolstering the Lore of Tzeentch, the Changeling can adopt the form of any lord he faces, making his battle efficiency grow stronger as your enemy tries to do the same. When not fighting directly, he lingers in the shadows, stalking his prey, and waiting for the optimal time to strike.

Trust no one.