At a glance
- Type
- Legendary Lord
- Battlefield role
- Flying spellcaster and army leader
- Content pack
- Call of the Beastmen
- Race
- Beastmen
- Faction
- Harbinger of Disaster
Availability
Content pack: Call of the Beastmen. Immortal Empires ownership
- Call of the Beastmen unlocks Malagor the Dark Omen as a playable Beastmen Legendary Lord in Immortal Empires. Own the pack on the same storefront as your campaign access.
The Harbinger of Disaster in Immortal Empires
Malagor uses the shared Beastmen campaign: establish a Herdstone, fight within its Blood-ground and convert Devastation into Marks of Ruination through a Ritual of Ruin. Spend Dread to expand the capacity of the army you intend to recruit.
His Beast-Paths specialisation supports moving the horde through difficult terrain. Check the stance and the destination together: movement that reaches a target is useful only if the army can handle the battle and recover afterwards. Malagor’s own wings describe his battlefield mobility, while campaign travel uses the army’s stances.
Keep the caster free to work
Malagor flies and casts spells. Move him to influence an engagement, then watch for enemy missiles and flying characters that can catch him. Being airborne offers routes around the line; it also makes the lord a separate target that needs attention while you command the infantry.
Use Gors to occupy enemy formations and Minotaurs to exploit an opening. Cast when the enemy is committed to a position and your army can benefit from the result. Leave room to move Malagor away instead of allowing a spell cast to turn into an unwanted melee.
Build around the magic you already have
A Gorebull gives Malagor a ground-based melee hero who can fight alongside the assault troops. A Bray-Shaman adds another spellcaster; compare the spells and the army’s available Winds of Magic before choosing overlapping support.
The Wargor from The Silence & The Fury is a further option for supporting nearby Beastmen regiments. Keep that pack’s hero access separate from Malagor’s own unlock through Call of the Beastmen. Malagor can lead a campaign without owning Taurox’s pack.
The flying Bray-Shaman
Malagor is unlocked with Khazrak and Morghur in Call of the Beastmen. He is the Harbinger of Disaster: a flying spellcaster who moves between warherds rather than a Beastlord who sets an ambush. Taurox's Rampage is a different campaign on the same Herdstone race.
The older Total War account calls him the fleshly incarnation of mankind's demise, and the skill portrait calls him the greatest of the Bray-Shamans. Keep that presentation with the lord. A player's route across Immortal Empires is not a prophecy he has already fulfilled.
Sources
- Immortal Empires DLC Ownership Guide — SEGA — support.sega.com
- Call of the Beastmen — Creative Assembly / SEGA — store.steampowered.com
- WARHAMMER III patch 4.2.0 — Creative Assembly — community.creative-assembly.com