Only instead of Egyptian-themed skeletons and constructs, in this one you get to play as seafaring vampires and bloated monstrosities. The two expansions are fairly similar in terms of the amount and quality of the content they add. Less than a year after the release of Rise of the Tomb Kings CA decided to throw even more undead at us with Curse of the Vampire Coast. Verdict: Must buy Curse of the Vampire CoastĪ lot of fantasy medieval games feature an undead race, but because this is Total War Warhammer 2, you can get access to three different types, each with its own factions. The Skaven get a better lord but only three new units to play with, though they’re all very good. The Lizardmen get the short end of the stick when it comes to their legendary lord but they are given six new units to bolster their forces with.

Over on the Lizardmen side, you get to play as Tehenhauin and sacrifice your enemies to your god, Sotek. Ikit’s Forbidden Workshop is an extremely fun mechanic that essentially lets you use nukes, among a bunch of other crazy things.

Verdict: Must buy The Prophet and the WarlockĪrguably the best Total War Warhammer 2 DLC involving Skaven, The Prophet and the Warlock introduces the mighty Ikit Claw of Clan Skrye.

The Dark Elf portion of the DLC is a bit weaker, but Crone Hellebron’s faction is reasonably fun to play and worth checking out as well. Queen Alarielle is easily one of the best DLC legendary lords in the game and the Sisters of Avalorn are a staple in any High Elf army at this point. Meanwhile, Dark Elves get Crone Hellebron, Doomfire Warlocks, and the Kharibdyss. The Queen and the Crone introduces Alarielle, Shadow Warriors, and the Sisters of Avalorn to the High Elf roster. And it’s not too shabby for Dark Elf players either. If you’re a fan of the High Elves this DLC is a no-brainer. Verdict: Must buy The Queen and the Crone The price is a bit steep but definitely worth it in our opinion. But if you’re not bothered by that sort of thing, you’ll find Rise of the Tomb Kings to be among the best Total War Warhammer 2 DLC out there. Some of the gameplay mechanics, like not having to pay upkeep for your army, won’t be to everyone’s liking. This includes four legendary lords, mechanics, quests, items, an entirely new army roster complete with regiments or renown, and more. This is more of a traditional expansion compared to most of the other DLC, as it comes with loads of new content. Rise of the Tomb Kings was the first Total War Warhammer 2 DLC to introduce a new race.

Feel free to skip there if you’re only interested in the tier list. However, we have put together a visual tier list after the main portion of our guide where you can find the FLC as well. First, there is a lot of free Total War Warhammer 2 DLC out there but we’re not going to talk about it in the next section. A couple of other things before we get started.

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