At a glance
- Type
- Legendary Lord
- Battlefield role
- Melee leader with chariot and monster mount options
- Content pack
- Total War: Warhammer II – Rise of the Tomb Kings
- Race
- Tomb Kings
- Faction
- Khemri
Availability
Content pack: Total War: Warhammer II – Rise of the Tomb Kings. Immortal Empires ownership
- Rise of the Tomb Kings unlocks the Tomb Kings and their four Legendary Lords in Immortal Empires. With Warhammer III as your campaign entry point, own this Warhammer II DLC on the same storefront; the Warhammer II base game is not required.
Khemri in Immortal Empires
Select the Tomb Kings, then Khemri, to command Settra. His campaign centres on rebuilding the dominion he ruled in life. He shares the race’s Dynasty research, specialist unit capacities and Mortuary Cult crafting: plan expansion alongside the army slots and recruitment capacity needed to hold it.
Build around the royal army
Settra’s chariots and Tomb Guard give his army a royal identity. Chariots need room to charge and withdraw, while the infantry keeps enemy formations occupied. His mount choices include the Chariot of the Gods and a Khemrian Warsphinx; changing the mount changes where you can safely commit him.
Keep a holding line while you develop the buildings for specialist troops. Spend Canopic Jars with the next army in mind, so equipment crafting and Dynasty choices support your expansion.
Lead without losing the army
Use Settra to reinforce a fight that his troops can support. A mounted lord exposed to concentrated missiles or surrounded far ahead of the infantry can become a liability. Leave a route back toward your line before pursuing a vulnerable target.
A Liche Priest adds spellcasting choices, a Tomb Prince adds a melee companion and a Necrotect supports the construct element. Skeleton Spearmen can occupy an enemy while Ushabti strike alongside them. Settra’s biography follows his demand for immortality and his return to the throne.
Khemri, the chariot, and the Warsphinx
Rise of the Tomb Kings unlocks Settra the Imperishable with Khalida, Khatep, and Arkhan. He leads Khemri. The FAQ says that, unlike other Tomb Kings, he never needs to return to his sarcophagus. The Academy start includes Tomb Guard with halberds and a Khemrian Warsphinx. The Chariot of the Gods is the other mount on the lord page. He is a melee king. The skeleton line buys time for chariots and constructs.
Khatep is the priest he exiled. Arkhan serves Nagash. Khalida rules Lybaras and hates vampires. Nagash, in update 9.0’s item notes, is called his greatest nemesis. A player’s conquest is not the Old World journal of the Border Princes, and it is not the End Times.
Sources
- SEGA Immortal Empires DLC Ownership Guide — support.sega.com