The Glottkin: Faction and Campaign Guide

At a glance

Type

Legendary Lord

Battlefield role

Monstrous melee lord and Nurgle spellcaster

Content pack

The Glottkin – Lords of the End Times

Race

Warriors of Chaos

Faction

Host of the Triplets

Availability

Content pack: The Glottkin – Lords of the End Times. Immortal Empires ownership

• Requires The Glottkin – Lords of the End Times, sold individually or in the Lords of the End Times bundle. Purchasing the Glottkin pack grants access to Immortal Empires without requiring an earlier Total War: Warhammer game.
• The Glottkin pack also includes Legendary Hero Gutrot Spume. It is separate from Tamurkhan – Thrones of Decay.

The Host of the Triplets

Select the Host of the Triplets under Warriors of Chaos in Immortal Empires. The Glottkin begin in Norsca. Their army follows Nurgle, but their campaign uses a Warriors of Chaos foundation with warbands, Dark Fortresses and Norscan vassals.

Consolidate a region before pushing south. A vassal and a secure fortress can support an advance, while an isolated conquest may create another border to defend. The Empire is central to the brothers' campaign identity; Immortal Empires lets you choose the course of their wars.

Gifts of Nurgle and Gardens of Corruption

Battle souls fund Gifts of Nurgle, including Rituals of Decay and Grandfather's Blessings. Gardens of Corruption add daemonic recruitment and generate plagues. Spreading corruption expands these systems.

Garden sites are limited, so place them where their recruitment will support future operations. Their daemons can reinforce a mortal warband. Plaguebearers also have an upgrade route to Exalted Plaguebearers through the Glottkin's Warband Upgrades menu.

The brothers fight as one

Otto and the sorcerer Ethrac ride on their enormous brother Ghurk. Together they form a single monstrous combatant with melee attacks and Nurgle spellcasting. Gutrot Spume adds an anti-large fighter to the force.

Hold enemy infantry with your own line before committing a valuable monster. Choose a position where the brothers can fight without leaving ranged enemies unopposed. Keep Gutrot available for a large threat instead of having every character chase the same infantry regiment.

Three brothers, one purchase

The Glottkin are sold as The Glottkin – Lords of the End Times, alone or in that bundle. The purchase is separate from Tamurkhan – Thrones of Decay and from Festus in Champions of Chaos. Gutrot Spume is the legendary hero in the Glottkin pack.

Otto and Ethrac fight from Ghurk's shoulders: a scythe, Nurgle magic, and a spawn large enough to be the lord's body. Gardens of Corruption are how this warband fields more daemonic Nurgle units than the other Warriors of Chaos factions. The lore page is the three brothers, the gardens, and the pack they belong to.

• The Glottkin: story and lore
• Festus the Leechlord
• Ku'gath Plaguefather
• Gutrot Spume
• Warriors of Chaos

Related pages

The Glottkin: Story and Lore

• Be'lakor — Daemonic melee lord and spellcaster
• Archaon the Everchosen — Armoured melee commander and spellcaster
• Kholek Suneater — Dragon Ogre Shaggoth and monstrous melee attacker
• Sigvald the Magnificent — Armoured melee duellist
• Azazel — Flying Daemon Prince, melee attacker and spellcaster
• Festus the Leechlord — Nurgle spellcaster and close-range support lord
• Valkia the Bloody — Flying melee lord devoted to Khorne
• Vilitch the Curseling — Tzeentch spellcaster and melee hybrid
• Gutrot Spume — Armour-piercing melee hero specialising in large targets
• Harald Hammerstorm — Melee fighter with a hammer and shield
• Exalted Hero — Melee hero
• Chaos Sorcerer — Spellcaster hero

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Sources

1. The Glottkin – Lords of the End Times — official Steam listing — store.steampowered.com
2. Lords of the End Times: Meet Glottkin — Creative Assembly — community.creative-assembly.com
3. The Glottkin – Lords of the End Times — support.sega.com