Total War: Warhammer 3 - Lords of the End Times brings its largest DLC yet in late September

Humans, the Undead, the Chaos Warriors, and the Skaven all get new Legendary Lords, Heroes, new units and more next month.

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Total War: Warhammer 3 has set a date for the launch of its largest DLC expansion yet, Lords of the End Times. We also got a look at the details of what’s coming in the full bundle, including new factional lords, units, and an exciting change to the way we can access the Immortal Empires campaign.

Sega and Creative Assembly shared the full details of Total War: Warhammer 3 - Lords of the End Times in a new cinematic trailer with an accompanying overview of the DLC. Lords of the End Times will launch on September 24, 2026. You can get it as a bundle, or buy the singular Legendary Lord faction you want, including the humans’ Boris Todbringer, the Skavens’ Thanquol, Chaos Warriors’ The Glottkin, and the Undead lord Nagash.

Total War: Warhammer 3 - Lords of the End Times brings the aforementioned four Legendary Lords, new Heroes, units, mechanics, and features as they often do, alongside a free update that will also add Vampire Counts' Legendary Lord Neferata and a rework of the Vampire Counts faction. However, one of the more interesting features is that you won’t need to buy any base Total War: Warhammer game to play the Lords of the End Time DLC. Having any one of the individual paid factional DLCs grants access to the Immortal Empires grand campaign, which is a first for Total War: Warhammer DLC.

With the September release date set for Lords of the End Times, stay tuned to the Total War: Warhammer topic for more updates and coverage.

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