NO LOVE, JUST THUNDER!!! Total War: Warhammer 3 - Malakai Makaisson [IE] Campaign #30 

'Do I want to upset Khorne?' - Don't worry. Khorne is always angry.

Excellent as always, but I think you should save the gyrocopter spawn to cover your retreat next time

Vampires as the endgame crisis. This should be interesting. The Silver Pinnacle should look very familiar to how it did some time ago.

Stil need to catchup a bit more but does lionheart ever spend his 4k Oathgold? driving me crazy lol

Is Mousillon gonna emerge in the end game crisis as well? If so, it would be twice the punching power in the general area of Kemmler.

Hey Lionheart, I honestly just re-watched your empire total dark mod campaign and you sounded so young. Why don’t you come back to empire total war one day. I think it would be good to have a throwback so that we could see all the old total wars.

How do you think about adding flame units to the armies that have none?

Ironside Saga #30 "So, now that you have what you wanted, what are you going to do?" Morgris asks the man as the two of them stand side by side. The air is still as work on the deconstruction of the infernal drill has concluded for today in order to make sure all the workers are off the drill before the sun sets too much. The man reaches into a pouch on his belt with his right hand, pulls out a folded piece of paper that he presents to Morgris, and says, "I'm a man of my word. I don't know what you were expecting when I mentioned treasure, but I hope that you're satisfied with it." Morgris takes the map, "We appreciate your honesty and adherence to our agreement. I presume that you do not wish to answer my question?" "I couldn't answer it, even if I wanted to," The man replies. "I don't know what I'm going to do now that this matter is done. I do, however, know that the past is now settled. It is crazy, don't you think? If Azdrog kept his word with me, he may still live now, and may even have secured one or more of your ancestors' relics. One decision many years ago that seemingly had only a small amount of impact on one single thing has come back to explode in Azdrog's face!" "Oh it is not crazy to me, or my siblings," Morgris replies. "Our father made it very clear to us that if we couldn't make someone a friend, we should make sure to not make them an enemy. He warned us what happens if we don't follow this advice, and made it clear that he not only could have missed out on marrying our mother, but could have died long before that. I wish ask a question out of personal curiosity, why do you serve chaos? You must know that the dark gods will discard you as soon as you are not useful. They will cheat you out of what you're rightly owed just as much, if not more, as Azdrog did." "What makes you think that I wasn't cheated out of what was mine before I served chaos?" The man asks back. He looks down at Morgris, "I once served those who fight against chaos, and I served them well. For years, I exposed the darkness of chaos and destroyed it. In between this work, I also put a stop to normal crimes. I am unquestionably responsible for saving dozens of lives, maybe even hundreds. Though it seems that wasn't enough for those I first served. I will likely never know why they chose to turn on me, and cast me out, but the fact was that they did. I would have ran to anywhere else if I could, but I had no choice but to flee to chaos. At first, things were rough, but acceptable. Then the chaos gods abandoned me not because I failed, but because Azdrog decided to cheat me out of what I was owed. He signed that he had what he promised and could deliver on time, and not only had I no reason to distrust him, but he had no reason to fail! I was the only one to survive that day, and since then, I've been simply wandering from place to place as I wondered how I could claim revenge." "I'm sorry that happened to you," Morgris comments. Though he retains his views about this man and their decision to worship chaos, Morgris does feel some sympathy for him. "You did everything right, and were punished for it." Morgris doesn't fully believe that this man is telling him the entire truth, but he believes that there is at least part of the truth in his statements. "It goes to show that all it takes for our lives to be ruined is one event, even if we don't deserve it. I suppose that with the drill dealt with and Azdrog slain, this mean's we go our separate ways soon. For what it was worth, thank you for what you've done for us." Morgris extends his hand to the man, and the man looks down at it for a moment. He then decides to shake it. "Hey now, don't jump to conclusions just yet," Undur states as he approaches the two. "If I may have a moment of your time sir, I have a message from my king that I was told needs to be put in your hands immediately. I'm not familiar with the exact contents, but I was told that you may like it." Extending the message to this man, Undur does his best to remain calm. He does, however, want to know what Thorgrim Grudgebearer found so important that he sent a message with such high priority and with such instructions to see that this man saw it. The man opens the message, and begins reading. He is quiet at first, but he makes some noises that do give the two brothers some hints into what this man is thinking. When the man reaches the end, he remarks, "It seems that I now know what I'm going to be doing for a while. Your king wants my help in dealing with the expected vampire threat. I'm not an expert in matters pertaining to the undead, but I suppose that there is no harm in lending my talents. Especially since your king is willing to offer me a clean slate to start over. It is not my home, but it is at least a chance to start over." "Perhaps you could ask our king to modify the terms of the deal," Morgris proposes. "You help us, and he helps you by having your name cleared among your people." "There is no way he'll do that," the man responds. "I'm sure that my work with the two of you is the sole reason that your king is even willing to consider asking me for help. He won't see it as worth his time or the trouble to get my name cleared. I may not know why I was betrayed, but I know who benefited from it, and they would have a great incentive to keep me away from them by any means necessary. No, there is no going back for me, but I can live with that." "Did the message say who you were to work with then if you chose to agree to this proposal?" Undur asks. "No, I'll have to inform your king that I accept his terms," the man answers. "Given our relationship, I believe it to be all but guaranteed that I'll be fighting the undead alongside you. Again, I am not an expert in such matters, but know some things that could be of use. I also believe that I can cover the costs of my employment with my spells by saving lives and preventing injury among your ranks." Morgris smiles, "I almost feel bad for our enemies. Our enemies no doubt quaked in fear when they saw what our younger sister Utrid could do on the battlefield with just her spells. With you in our ranks, the undead will be hitting their knees before us!"

Eltharion's daddy got Paunched.

You should not start a new age in this ampaign since you are almost done with it and won't have enough grudges to go for.