Battlefield role: Flying greater daemon.
Unit type: Monsters (flying).
Content pack: Total War: Warhammer III (base game). Immortal Empires ownership
Availability
- Part of the core Tzeentch roster included with Total War: Warhammer III. Kairos Fateweaver comes with Warhammer III; The Changeling is unlocked by Shadows of Change.
Official references
Guard the shooters, then strike
Tzeentch armies deal much of their damage at range with Horrors and Flamers. The Lord of Change can fly out to intercept cavalry or flankers heading for those units, or drop onto enemy artillery.
It is a single large target. Avoid leaving it in a long fight with anti-large infantry, and keep track of enemy missile units that will switch fire to it as soon as it is exposed.
Where it comes from
The Lord of Change belongs to Tzeentch's base Warhammer III roster and needs Tzeentch's advanced recruitment buildings.
Kairos Fateweaver is a Legendary Lord who is himself a Lord of Change, and the Exalted Lord of Change is a lord type. Neither is this recruitable unit.
Fitting it into a Tzeentch army
Blue, Pink and Exalted Pink Horrors hold and shoot, while Screamers add another flying element. The Lord of Change covers the gaps a ranged army leaves behind.
Kairos Fateweaver and The Changeling lead Tzeentch campaigns. The Changeling's campaign plays very differently, but the Lord of Change keeps the same battlefield job in both.
Race and roster
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