Availability
Content pack: Total War: Warhammer III (base game). Immortal Empires ownership
- The Daemon Prince and his Legion of Chaos are included with the WH3 base game for Immortal Empires.
Factions and leaders
Legion of Chaos
Leader: The Daemon Prince.
The customisable Prince leads this faction, developing his body and army through Daemonic Glory and the favour of the gods.
The Legion of Chaos
Daemons of Chaos is the race led by the customisable Daemon Prince. His playable faction is the Legion of Chaos. This campaign has its own progression and should be distinguished from the dedicated Khorne, Nurgle, Tzeentch and Slaanesh factions.
The Prince's name and appearance can change. A particular body configuration is a campaign choice, so the portrait represents one appearance rather than a fixed look every player will use.
The Prince in Immortal Empires
The Legion of Chaos is the customisable Prince's faction in Immortal Empires. CA's 2022 starting-position reveal placed him at the Forest of Decay in the northern Chaos Wastes. The Realm of Chaos uses a separate map and the Ursun story; choose the campaign mode before following a route.
Be'lakor leads the Shadow Legion under Warriors of Chaos. Both campaigns can field daemons from different gods, but Be'lakor uses Warriors of Chaos systems while the Legion develops through Daemonic Glory and body gifts.
Glory, gifts and dedication
Daemonic Glory and gifts from the gods shape the Prince's development. Body parts alter what the character can do in battle, making his equipment choices part of the army plan as well as his appearance.
Progression toward a god, or toward an undivided path, affects the options you can unlock. Check the dedication choices before committing to a plan that depends on a particular god's advanced troops. Access to a mixed daemonic roster still depends on campaign progression and recruitment conditions.
Give a mixed army a clear purpose
Khorne's infantry, Nurgle's durable daemons, Tzeentch's ranged troops and Slaanesh's fast attackers offer different ways to build a force. A mix is useful when its parts solve specific battlefield problems.
Start with a way to hold the enemy, a way to deal damage and a way to protect vulnerable troops. The Prince can fill a gap through his gifts, but changing his body cannot move the rest of the army into position for him.
Heroes and the four gods
Choose supporting heroes around the Prince's current gifts. A lord configured for close combat benefits from spell support; a spellcasting configuration still needs troops that can keep attackers away. Hero recruitment and advanced daemons depend on the Legion's own unlocks.
Selected roster
| Unit | Role | Access |
|---|---|---|
| Bloodletters of Khorne | Daemonic melee infantry | Khorne-aligned progression and recruitment access |
God-specific progression shapes access to the mixed daemonic army. Plan the Prince's gifts and dedication alongside recruitment.
Lords and heroes
Character stories
Sources
- Immortal Empires content ownership — SEGA — support.sega.com
- Total War: Warhammer III (base game) — support.sega.com