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  1. Guide Annex
  2. Total War: Warhammer III
  3. Units
  4. Minotaurs: Role and Recruitment

Minotaurs: Role and Recruitment

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Minotaurs are bull-headed Beastmen monstrous infantry; use them in Immortal Empires as a concentrated melee assault force supported by ordinary infantry.

Battlefield role: Monstrous assault infantry.

Unit type: Monstrous infantry.

Availability

  • Call of the Beastmen is the original Beastmen race pack. The Silence & The Fury also provides the core Beastmen roster when playing Taurox in Immortal Empires. Campaign recruitment depends on your horde buildings, Ruination progression and available unit capacity.

Official references

  1. Immortal Empires DLC Ownership Guide — SEGA
  2. Call of the Beastmen — Creative Assembly / SEGA
  3. The Silence & The Fury — Creative Assembly / SEGA

Weapon variants

Minotaurs

Minotaurs in-game unit artwork
Unit artwork from Total War: Warhammer III.

Axe-wielding monstrous infantry for forceful melee attacks. Bring supporting troops into contact so the Minotaurs can concentrate on the chosen engagement.

Minotaurs (Shields)

Minotaurs (Shields) in-game unit artwork
Unit artwork from Total War: Warhammer III.

A shielded variant for an approach that must face missile fire. Protect its flanks and keep it moving with the rest of the assault.

Minotaurs (Great Weapons)

Minotaurs (Great Weapons) in-game unit artwork
Unit artwork from Total War: Warhammer III.

The great-weapon variant changes the weapon loadout toward heavier blows. Choose the recruitment entry to match the opposition and provide infantry support during the attack.

Commit them where the line is already engaged

Minotaurs bring large bodies and strong melee impact to the warherd. Send them into a chosen part of the enemy formation with Gors nearby, then watch whether they are still fighting a useful target. Pursuit can carry them away from support and into missile fire.

Avoid leaving them isolated against troops prepared to stop large attackers. Fix those defenders in place, look for a side approach and bring the attack together. Their size makes focus fire a practical concern, so use terrain and other threats to limit the enemy’s shooting time.

Make room for monsters in the warherd

Minotaurs belong to the core Beastmen roster from Call of the Beastmen, also available to Taurox through The Silence & The Fury in Immortal Empires. Plan horde recruitment alongside Ruination progression and unit capacity purchased with Dread.

Taurox is himself a Minotaur Legendary Lord, while a Gorebull is a hero and a Doombull is a lord type. A Minotaur regiment remains a unit in the army, with a different job and recruitment slot from those characters.

Support the assault with infantry and magic

Gors keep enemy foot troops occupied while the Minotaurs concentrate their attack. A Bray-Shaman can influence that engagement with magic, and a Wargor can support the nearby Beastmen regiments when you own The Silence & The Fury.

Taurox’s campaign rewards successive victories, making the condition of surviving Minotaurs relevant to the next fight. Check the army before using renewed movement to start another battle; winning once is only part of a successful Rampage.

Race and roster

All profiled and notable units for this race · Compare all profiled units