Unlike Bretonnia where peasants are encouraged to stand still and take arrows to the face while the cavalry does all of the work, the Cathay peasants are actually expected to buckle and rout during combat, with more experienced troops being there to patch up holes and finish off tired enemies. Instead, I'm happy to say that Games Workshop and Creative Assembly have managed to create a rather unique and interesting faction despite many of their units being similar to those already available to the various human empires.įunnily enough, the unit I'm the most fascinated by is the humble Peasant Long Spearmen. Unsurprisingly, Cathay takes a great deal of inspiration from Chinese history and myths, though thankfully it doesn't just go for the usual clichés. However, in a rather surprising twist, Creative Assembly has decided to stop with the small teasers and instead opted to detail every single unit in the Cathay army!

Given that last week's preview gave us a closer look at some of Cathay's units, I figured today would finally be the day we see what Tzeentch's schemes will bring to Total War: Warhammer 3. : It has finally happened! Creative Assembly has now unveiled the full scope of Total War: Warhammer 3's siege rework! : Creative Assembly has now detailed the Tzeentch faction and its crazy campaign mechanics.

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