The Vampire Counts are the last playable race for Total War: Warhammer, which still isn't called Total Warhammer.

Finally, the Black Coach is meant to function as a chariot. I've had tremendously inconsistent effects from it and it’s so expensive that I’d simply not bother until it’s fixed up.

So taking control of Total War: Warhammer's Vampire Counts isn't just about having a soft spot for bats or central European folklore - it presents myriad unique strategies.

The latest Total War: Warhammer showcase goes in-depth with the Vampire Count mechanics to demonstrate why necromancy is forbidden by most fantasy lore: because it's too much fun. This is your ...

Dwarfs, Greenskins, and humans have already been revealed for Total War: Warhammer, and Creative Assembly have lifted the lid on the last of the four playable races - The Vampire Counts.

Hot on the (presumably cold, undead) heels of the Vampire Counts reveal trailer, Chris Bratt got some fairly extensive hands on time with the fifth and final playable race for Total War: Warhammer.

Harness the undead tide and crush the living armies with the might and magic of the Vampire Counts in "Total War: Warhammer 2." ...

This article was originally published on www.videogames.si.com as Total War: Warhammer 3 Patch 5.3 will bring Ogre reworks and a new Vampire Counts unit.

But which one? In this in-engine Total War: Warhammer trailer, an Empire Witch Hunter seeks out the source of a terrible corruption and finds the rather nasty Vampire Counts.

Creative Assembly have shown off the Vampire Counts of Sylvania from Total War: Warhammer, and they look delightfully evil.

Sega has revealed the final playable race for the new Warhammer game, with the chance to control vampires, zombies, and more.