I ask creative director what I should have done instead to capitalise on the Vampire Count’s strengths in the early game. “Over-extending an army or moving too far away from your base is a ...

A fully-upgraded Vampire town can typically recruit six zombie units a turn, on top of any the province allows you to raise. That means you can have a super-cheap army of useless units in a couple ...

As a rush faction, the Vampire Counts rely on strength and speed to overwhelm the enemy forces before they succumb to their drawbacks. Most of a vampire army’s killing power lies on their elite ...

A massive undead army to enact revenge sounds rather tantalizing ... The walkthrough is a great look at how they've taken the Vampire Counts and translated their unique civilization into the ...

A quick and easy highlight is the free addition of another unit, this time for the Vampire Counts. It looks like ... Increased the Ogre mercenary unit cap per army to 3 from 1 Ogre mercenary ...

After revealing the undead armies of the Vampire Counts earlier this month, the game’s newest trailer shows the development, and shares a bit of the lore, behind one of that army’s most ...

The previously established battle lines mean absolutely nothing to him. For the entirely melee Vampire Counts army, this advantage is staggering. Closing the distance with your lumbering zombies ...

so much like the Vampire Counts' zombies, they're ideal fodder with which to bog the enemy down in long, grindy combats. They're easy to summon through raise dead in campaign or army abilities in ...

The big news here is the addition of the Blood Knights units for the Vampire Counts, a tier 5 shock cavalry ... actions that damage the entire enemy army have also been adjusted.

No risk of that with Total War: Warhammer's Vampire Counts, no sir. These fiends are out for blood, calling up an army of the undead to rain misery and damnation over their enemies. Which is everyone.