So you may be getting fewer replies to this than you might expect. I think it's about as big as it can reasonably be.Īdditionally, this discussion was had, in detail, repeatedly, when the map was first revealed. This is the latter.Ĭ) I rarely notice that something's been removed, to be honest.Īnd it still takes ages, with everyone on the board. There's a time for cartagraphic integretiy and a time for playability. Interactive maps for Total War: Warhammer II. A new post on the Total War blog provides some details about an upcoming feature planned for Total War: Warhammer II’s Mortal Empires campaign map: Forts. Not important to me.ī) squidges the continents together so you can get from A to B to C reasonably quickly. A map of the Mortal Empires campaign showing different climates. West Naggaroth, south Lustria, south Southlands.

The Vortex map is unsual, being focussed on the Vortex and with a few shreds of the Old World around the edge.Ī) pares off those bits that aren't near the center of the action (IE, the Old World). The Tomb Kings on the south disde of the map, and the Ogres and Chaos Dwarfs just next door, balancing out the Elven war with some factions to the east. The Lizardmen were (from my POV) a late expansion, stuffed into the corner. Yeah, you've got the HE and DE fighting their long war way over there, but there's not a lot else of interest. In my mind, the focus of the setting was always the Old World.

Mortal empires map revealed