Nurgle's forces spread all manner of nasty diseases wherever they go, the worst of which is called Nurgle's Rot, and they tend to have a lot of bloated corpses on their side. On the other end, Father Nurgle, God of Pestilence, might rely less on brute force tactics and more on patience and whittling down foes. RELATED: Total War: Warhammer III - Everything Revealed in the Trailer Of course, Khorne famously cares not whose blood he spills, so it's also possible that sacrifices may play a part in this faction's strategy and playstyle too. This is definitely going to tie in to how the faction will play in-game, and the Blood God's armies will likely be a faction that relies on both a large number of forces and may even add a blood meter to grant special bonuses. In the lore, Khorne's armies have always been the brute force of the bunch, swarming foes to hack away with all manner of blades. The Blood God Khorne's tactics will likely rely mostly on overwhelming foes on the field. Each of these gods has its own goals and tactics, and their armies will be anything but a united front in the game.

The trailer itself confirmed that players would have not just Kislev or Cathay, but also factions for the 4 Chaos Gods. Now that Sega and Creative Assembly have formally announced Total War: Warhammer III, the conjecture about the playable races has begun.

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