Total War: WARHAMMER III

Improved responsiveness of unit formation movement orders.

More consistent form acquisition and fixed campaign triggers, but lost a free form.

Better ability to chase down fast-moving enemy units.

More reliable and focused AI behavior during large-scale battles.

Future changes aim to reduce early-game power spikes and late-game replenishment abuse while making the cycle less stressful.

Improved infrastructure capabilities and clearer mechanical tooltips.

Easier and cheaper to confederate Legendary Lords.

Trading recruitment cost for significantly higher combat power and survivability for mercenaries.

Significant combat buffs when mounted on the Celestial Lion.

Improved melee effectiveness against grouped enemies.

Restored missing technologies and fixed unit bonuses.

Corrected UI and data display for occupied forts.

Removed unintended item duplication on spawn.

Skill now functions as intended for assassination attempts.

Improved campaign mobility and sustain via corrected replenishment logic.

Purely visual and cosmetic fixes for Bretonnian units.

More reliable access to high WoM bonuses.

More reliable acquisition and better synergy with Khorne's anti-magic identity.

Increased survivability and availability in armies.

Significantly less punishing to use while retaining benefits.

More predictable and fair reward system with better player agency.

Significant nerf to the sustain and damage of Prey Of The Blood God.

Slightly reduced range and calibration for Swiftshiver Shards.

Removed the ability to stack mana regeneration via nearby units.

Removed an exploit allowing Black Ark spam and improved game performance.

Reduced survivability and mobility on the battlefield.

Better support and cost-efficiency for high-tier Saurian units.

Increased durability and charging power.

Increased power through item set bonuses and corrected recruitment scaling.

Reduced lockdown duration and added fatigue cost to prevent over-performance.

Improved projectile behavior and added penetration for better effectiveness against small units.

Better climate management and specific buffs for Boris Ursus.

Troll upgrades now gated behind appropriate technology.

Better stability and smoother performance for Intel 12th Gen users and general DX11 compatibility.

Better strategic flexibility with manifestations and corrected costs.

Fixed a mission bug that could lead to invalid targets.

Better AI settlement behavior and corrected DLC unit restrictions.

Better AI utilization of faction-specific camp mechanics.

Significantly improved utility for hero recruitment across the empire.

Now benefits from standard unit upgrade paths.

Better synergy with high-tier trophy units.

Allows for more flexible army compositions with both variants.

Significantly better utility and bonuses when fighting in jungle terrain.

Better synergy with Snow Leopard units.

More reliable in combat against fear-inducing enemies.

Better combat stability and reliability while mounted.

Improved access to elite units via Ogre Camps.

Skill now correctly functions as intended against fatigue.

Now provides a high-value potential reward to justify the item's drawbacks.

Introduces a powerful set bonus for characters wielding both swords.

Restored intended functionality of the main cannon after melee.

Less effective against general charges, but remains strong against large targets.

Improved tactical flexibility for flying artillery via technology.

Removed an unintended exploit for stacking Pleasure Hunt effects.

Increased player agency over the Age of Reckoning mechanic via new buildings.

Better thematic consistency and a useful utility item for revealing Under-Cities.

Gains a missing passive ability for better crowd control/fear.

Removed an unintended double-stack of a passive ability.

Increased effectiveness during siege battles.

Removed an exploit that allowed infinite ammo via redocking.