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

Taurox: Faction and Campaign Guide

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Taurox, the Brass Bull, is the Beastmen Legendary Lord of the Slaughterhorn Tribe; choose him in Immortal Empires for a melee leader whose Rampage campaign rewards successive victories.

At a glance

Taurox in-game portrait
Character portrait from Total War: Warhammer III.
Type
Legendary Lord
Battlefield role
Minotaur melee leader and Rampage campaign specialist
Content pack
The Silence & The Fury

Availability

Content pack: The Silence & The Fury. Immortal Empires ownership

  • The Silence & The Fury unlocks Taurox as a playable Beastmen Legendary Lord in Immortal Empires. Own the pack on the same storefront as your campaign access.

The Slaughterhorn Tribe in Immortal Empires

Taurox uses the Beastmen Herdstone and Blood-ground systems. Winning battles and razing nearby settlements generates Devastation for Rituals of Ruin; Marks of Ruination then advance the faction. Dread supports additional unit and hero capacity.

His distinctive Rampage system adds Momentum to this loop. Victories sustain Momentum and earn Rampage rewards. Once the Rampage unlocks the option, Taurox can spend Momentum to replenish campaign movement. Plan a sequence of reachable battles, with enough strength left to win the next one.

Plan the next fight before spending movement

Momentum falls as time passes and when Taurox loses battles or retreats. Before renewing movement, inspect the next target, the army’s condition and the terrain between fights. Extra movement has little value if it ends beside an enemy army you cannot defeat.

Use the Blood-ground overlay to connect this sequence to Herdstone progression. A chain of victories can serve both Rampage and Ruination when the targets fall inside an active hunting ground. Keep the Herdstone’s defence and the warherd’s recovery in the plan.

Fight with the warherd around him

Taurox is a Minotaur melee lord. Use him as part of a supported attack: Gors engage the enemy, Minotaurs apply pressure at a useful point, and mobile troops threaten unprotected missiles. A powerful lord still needs room to move and allies able to follow through.

A Bray-Shaman adds magic that Taurox’s own melee role does not provide. A Wargor supplies regiment support, and a Gorebull adds another melee character. The Silence & The Fury supplies Taurox’s core Beastmen roster as well as its new Beastmen content; Call of the Beastmen unlocks the other three Legendary Lords.

The Brass Bull and the other Beastmen

Taurox is The Silence & The Fury. Call of the Beastmen is the other Beastmen purchase: Khazrak, Malagor, and Morghur. Owning one pack does not unlock the other lords, and the FAQ says Taurox cannot confederate them unless that older pack is owned.

He is a Doombull in brass, with the neck left as the gap in the metal. Rampage stores momentum from victories and can spend it to move again in the same turn. The lore page keeps the story of the emissary's head, and the belief about the Heart of the Dark, apart from the button that resets movement.

Sources

  1. Immortal Empires DLC Ownership Guide — SEGA — support.sega.com
  2. The Silence & The Fury — Creative Assembly / SEGA — store.steampowered.com