Total War - WARHAMMER III PC Cheats & Trainer

Total War: Warhammer III is a strategy game and the final game of the trilogy. You enter the Realm of Chaos where the fate of the world will be decided. We’ve gathered some important things that you need to know before starting the game and we’ll tell you how our PLITCH Total War: Warhammer III Trainer for PC can help you with your game.

The Realm of Chaos

This is the grand campaign of Total War: Warhammer III. It is approximately double the size of the Eye of the Vortex map from Total War: Warhammer II. The main antagonist in the Realm of Chaos grand campaign is Be’lakor. After having reigned victorious, you will unlock Be’lakor as a playable unique lord.

Heroes or agents

Heroes or agents are character units which can be recruited in service of a faction. Heroes can engage in actions on the campaign map, but are also able to join an army to fight in battles.

Money

As in so many other games, you need money in Total War: Warhammer III as a resource for you campaign. Your faction gets income per turn. You can have a negative as well as a positive income. If you need help when it come to your money, the PLITCH Total War: Warhammer III Trainer for PC has a free cheat code to offer which allows you to add money. In case you want to make the game even harder, you can also use PLITCH’s "No money" cheat code.

PLITCH

The PLITCH Total War: Warhammer III Trainer for PC has a whopping 23 cheat codes to offer to customize your game. The trainer is always kept up to date so you don’t have to worry about patches.

Our Premium cheat codes include – among others – a cheat for unlimited ammo, different cheats to add skillpoints or XP, and a lot of cheat codes for your units and cities. The PLITCH Total War: Warhammer III Trainer for PC will definitely enhance your gaming experience!

Factions

Factions are tribes, nations, peoples or other forces that work together. You will choose and control a faction in your game.
 

Races

Races are groups of similar factions. When factions have the same race, they are likely to share unique gameplay mechanics and units which are different from other races.
 

Types of factions

• Playable/major factions = those which the player can choose to play
• Minor factions = less important; not led by legendary lords
• Hordes = do not control settlements; can be major or minor
• Rebels = form when public order in a settlement reaches – 100; not playable
• Rogue armies = semi-horde factions; can have units from several different races; not playable
  
  

Some important races

• Daemons of Chaos:

  They are a playable race also known as Chaos Undivided. The race includes daemons that do not worship one of the four Chaos Gods, so they take in units from all four gods. It only has one playable faction, namely the Legion of Chaos. It is led by the Daemon Prince. The main antagonist of the Realm of Chaos grand campaign, Be’lakor, is a Daemons of Chaos lord.
  
  

• Slaanesh:

  Slaanesh is a playable race in Total War: Warhammer III. Slaanesh is the Chaos God of excess, obsession and hedonism.
  
  

• Grand Cathay:

  Grand Cathay is also a playable race. Cathay is the largest empire in the Warhammer world. Its inhabitants are mostly humans which are ruled by immortal dragons. The are opponents of Chaos.
  
  

• The Dwarfs:

  The Dwarfs are a race with four playable factions. They are warriors and craftsmen who are easy to offend.
  
  

• Vampire Counts:

  The Vampire Counts are a race with three playable factions and five different legendary lords which you can choose from. The Vampire Counts consist of immortal vampires as well as human necromancers.
  
  

• Kislev:

  Kislev is a playable race and a proud human nation.
  
  

• The High Elves:

  The High Elves are a race with six playable factions, each of them led by a different Legendary Lord.
  
  

• Nurgle:

  Nurgle is a playable race. Nurgle is the Chaos God of despair, decay, disease and accepting the inevitable end.
  
  

• Ogre Kingdoms:

  Ogre Kingdoms are a playable race and were given free to people who either preordered the game or bought it in the first week after it was released. Now, the Ogre Kingdoms are available in a separate DLC which you have to pay for.
  
  

• Tzeentch:

  This is also a playable race. Tzeentch is the Chaos God of ambition, lies, schemes, change and magic.
  
  

• Khorne:

  Khorne is another playable race in Total War: Warhammer III. Khorne is the Chaos God of blood, rage and killing.