Warhammer is all about strategy and the huge variety of units, particularly the entry of aerial units into the franchise, has opened a door that will be hard for Creative Assembly to close. You only have to look at mods for previous entries, where mods have been hugely successful, to see that this game was going to work, and be popular to boot. It shouldn't come as any surprise that Warhammer and Total War are a natural fit for each other. This is Total War as you've never known it, and it works so well. Some leaders even have the option of riding into battle on a mount, the vampire lord general having the option to dominate the battlefield from the back of a giant dragon, for instance. Send in huge creatures that dominate the battlefield, from trolls that club enemies to death with weapons the size of cars, to flying monstrosities that have made their way straight out of your nightmares. Raise the dead to have them fight alongside you. Here, with Total War: Warhammer, it's taken a turn to the fantastical. Thousands of troops littered historical battlefields, your tactics were always based on something you could happily read in a history book, recreating feats from the greatest generals. From early Greek times, to the more modern colonial America, you always knew what to expect.
Until now Total War has always been a franchise directly focused on reality and history.
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