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  1. Guide Annex
  2. Total War: Warhammer III
  3. Lords
  4. The Daemon Prince: Faction and Campaign Guide

The Daemon Prince: Faction and Campaign Guide

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The Daemon Prince leads the Legion of Chaos for the Daemons of Chaos race; choose him in Immortal Empires to shape a lord and mixed daemonic army through gifts from the gods.

At a glance

The Daemon Prince in-game portrait
Character portrait from Total War: Warhammer III.
Type
Legendary Lord
Battlefield role
Customisable daemonic lord
Content pack
Total War: Warhammer III (base game)

Availability

Content pack: Total War: Warhammer III (base game). Immortal Empires ownership

  • Included with Total War: Warhammer III. Select this Legendary Lord in Immortal Empires or The Realm of Chaos when starting a new campaign.

Choosing the Legion of Chaos

Choose Daemons of Chaos and the Legion of Chaos for this campaign. The Prince is the faction's customisable Legendary Lord. The name Daniel is a community nickname for him; players can give him a name of their own.

This character is separate from ordinary lords who can become Daemon Princes in other Chaos campaigns. Their promotion routes and faction systems are different. A shared creature type does not make them the same campaign character.

Build the lord around the army

Daemonic Glory unlocks gifts and body parts. Choose pieces around a useful battlefield role, then reassess the rest of the army. A body built for physical combat and one built around magical support create different demands on nearby troops.

God-specific progression and dedication shape future choices. Look ahead before committing to a path, especially when the army plan depends on advanced units associated with a particular god.

Make the mixed roster work

A mixed daemonic army can combine a holding force, ranged damage and fast attackers. Give each element a clear task. A collection of individually attractive units may struggle if nothing can protect its vulnerable troops or hold a position.

The Prince's appearance changes with his gifts. His campaign identity and the story of his fall belong to The Realm of Chaos and its Prologue; a new Immortal Empires campaign gives you a different strategic setting for the same customisation systems.

A northern sandbox campaign

CA's 2022 Immortal Empires reveal placed the Prince at the Forest of Decay in the northern Chaos Wastes. That historical start differs from his Realm of Chaos setting. In IE, plan expansion around nearby threats and the troops your Glory progression can supply.

Be'lakor is a different Legendary Lord, found under Warriors of Chaos. His Shadow Legion can also combine daemons from several gods, but its recruitment and campaign tools follow that race's systems.

A custom body, not a second Be'lakor

The Daemon Prince and the Legion of Chaos come with Total War: Warhammer III. Gifts and Glory decide what kind of fighter he is and which daemons the army leans on. Be'lakor’s Shadow Legion is a Warriors of Chaos campaign with its own gifts. Lords who ascend inside another faction keep their own names. Daniel is a nickname for this custom lord.

The Prologue is the game’s story of Yuri, Ursun, and Be'lakor’s impersonation. Immortal Empires places the same customisation in the sandbox. The 2022 reveal put that start in the Forest of Decay. Play the lore page for the fall, and this page for the body you build.

Sources

  1. Immortal Empires content ownership — SEGA — support.sega.com
  2. Total War: Warhammer III (base game) — support.sega.com