However, if you push things too far and get a little too aggressive with your mutations, they can end up backfiring and your subjects end up becoming unstable.Ĭampaign-wise, Clan Moulder is tasked with scurrying around the map and assaulting the various new Wood Elves settlements scattered across it. The Flesh Laboratory introduces some interesting new mechanics because as you collect more of what’s called “growth juice” (I shudder to think of what that represents), you can infuse it on your test subjects and imbue them with new abilities-everything from turning them undead to making them explode in dramatic flesh eruptions. Thrott has access to his Flesh Laboratory, where he and his diabolical mad rat scientists carry out all kinds of unholy experiments to create monsters and buff his troops up.

Thrott is eternally hungry due to some sort of Warp sickness and reminds me of Grom the Paunch from the Warden & The Paunch DLC he even swaggers around with an immense potbelly and yells a lot. On the ratmen’s side of the equation, we are introduced to Clan Moulder, which is led by Thrott the Unclean. This time around, we see the Wood Elves going up against the dastardly (and rather filthy) Skaven. Fresh on the heels on one of their better ones, Total War: Warhammer II – The Warden & The Paunch-which pit a High Elf faction against a Greenskin one-they’ve recently released Total War: Warhammer II – The Twisted & The Twilight DLC.

Total War: Warhammer II – The Twisted & The Twilight DLCĬreative Assembly has been knocking it out of the park with their DLC packs lately.

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