Total War: the Lord of the Rings in Medieval Warhammer

Warhammer Total War can actually handle many themes, such as the fourth natural disaster, universal lords, lord mainstream, summoning flow, etc. The backgrounds and military types are very rich, so why are there so few people writing about them? And even the maps are ready-made.

Name: Isabella Age:? ? ? Race: Vampire Title: Blood Queen Talent: Blood Magic Equipment: Holy Grail of Blood, Rose Sword Skills: Western magic, swordsmanship, illusion, summoning bat monsters with low-level vampires Image: The charming vampire queen wearing a blood-red rose dress with long platinum hair holding the Holy Grail in one hand and the Rose Sword in the other Introduction: The vampire queen in the dark world of the West was hunted by the church and fled to the male protagonist. She was rescued by the male protagonist and fell in love with him, and wanted to follow him.

There was a power outage the day before yesterday and I was forced to quit Warhammer. As a result, yesterday I just logged into Warhammer and read the English reminder and it crashed before I started watching the video. I checked online, uninstalled, shut down, and updated the driver several times. I can no longer play Warhammer II. I feel so bad now. Maybe I will just rely on Warhammer novels in the future [rolls my eyes]

You can go to the forest to find an uninhabited area to open up your own territory and lead the elves to glory, conquering everywhere to become bigger and stronger.

I've read Chapter 130 and commented on it. It's the kind of plot and ideas I expected, but to be honest, I feel like the word count in the early stages was a bit low, and there was too little written about point acquisition and combat. Anyway, the first hundred chapters didn't feel like they were focused or particularly interesting to read. I'll comment later. I still like this choice between Lord of the Rings, Mount Blade and Warhammer Total War.

Very beautiful. Various armors and clear descriptions. Good luck to the author [Love] The book is very good, but the main character is a bit mean and the aborigines have low IQs. I sold it in two days.

So far, the writing is quite good. It seems that the author still has an outline. I look forward to the follow-up [Thoughts]

Come on, man, Warhammer is already unpopular, you must stick to it [send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart]

It's good for a newbie to write like this. Please encourage me.

It's a good book, but it doesn't have the flavor of Total War. .

To be honest, it's been about 4 weeks since I watched it, and I kept forgetting to give stars.

It's a pretty good book. For me, it's quite detailed. What can I say? The author is quite serious

I have read Chapter 88 so far. I quite like this method of using medieval warhammers as the general background and then using small groups such as horsemen and swordsmen as the narrative perspective. It does not lose the medieval warhammer world view, nor does it make the description of the battle difficult to control due to too many people (several teams are fully equipped like Total War III, and the screen is full of soldier models fighting each other, shooting arrows, shooting cannons and throwing spells). The author is very careful in describing the details of the background, weapons and Western medieval architectural style, which I like very much. Nowadays, there are quite a lot of novels that are all about Goldfinger and only about cool novels. This new feeling is quite attractive to me, especially the medieval Warhammer novels. It's a pity that the update has been discontinued. It's a pity.

Very detailed writing and very immersive

Good looking, good reviews, good reviews

When the time comes, Grandpa Knight comes back and finds that the territory has changed.

So has the protagonist traveled through time or is he still in the game?