At a glance
- Type
- Legendary Lord
- Battlefield role
- Melee lord with flying mount options
- Content pack
- Bretonnia (Free-LC)
- Race
- Bretonnia
- Faction
- Couronne
Availability
Content pack: Bretonnia (Free-LC). Immortal Empires ownership
- Originally released as Bretonnia (Free-LC). Louen Leoncoeur is free to select in Immortal Empires with access through Warhammer III or a Lords of the End Times pack. No separate Warhammer I or II purchase is required.
Couronne and the king
Select Bretonnia, then Couronne, to begin Louen’s Immortal Empires campaign. His capital and royal authority belong to the Bretonnian homeland. Alberic’s overseas expedition and Repanse’s desert crusade offer different settings with the same race’s army.
Louen uses Bretonnia’s Chivalry, Peasant Economy and vow systems. Balance the levies supporting your knights against agricultural income, and read the chivalry effects of campaign decisions before choosing a reward.
Lead the charge with support
Louen is a melee fighter. His mount choices include a warhorse, a Royal Pegasus and Beaquis, his named Hippogryph. Flying gives him another approach to a fight, but landing him amid several enemy regiments can leave him trapped.
Let infantry occupy a target before committing the king and his cavalry. Keep an escape route open and watch for enemy missiles while airborne. A nearby victory is more useful when the rest of the army can exploit it.
Heroes around the king
A Damsel supplies spellcasting alongside Louen’s melee role; Life is one option for supporting friendly troops. A Paladin adds another fighting character. Keep Peasant Bowmen firing while Knights of the Realm manoeuvre for a charge.
The lionhearted king at Couronne
Louen is the free Bretonnian king, a Grail Knight on Beaquis, started at Couronne in the 2022 list. Chivalry, the Peasant Economy, and vows are the kingdom's systems. The Fay's consent sits in the game's account of his accession.
The Fay at Carcassonne, Alberic at Bregonne, and Repanse at Copher are the other three free lords. The Old World year 2276, with fourteen dukedoms, is an earlier tabletop present. It is not this reign.
Sources
- Immortal Empires DLC Ownership Guide — support.sega.com
- Total War: WARHAMMER — A New Player Survival Guide & FAQ — community.creative-assembly.com
- Total War: WARHAMMER — Bretonnia — store.steampowered.com