That's why all races unlocked in Total War: Warhammer will carry over into the multiplayer segment of Total War: Warhammer 2 alongside a large-scale map joining the old world with the new soon after launch. So, with that in mind, releasing a sequel that would void their efforts from the past game wouldn't make much sense. Since its inception, Creative Assembly outlined their plans to eventually have upward of 15 playable factions available to its players with additional minor factions making a fair appearance. Players of the original Total War: Warhammer will be taken care of with the sequel. Thankfully, there's not too much to worry about. Fans had been paying for new races on top of the base game for the last 12 months and they were right to worry about what that meant with a sequel on the way so suddenly. With Total War: Warhammer 2 being announced within a year of the first game's release, a backlash was likely expected.
Total War: Warhammer 2 is set to release September 28, 2017. We're still not entirely sure whether the races of the last game will carry into the Total War: Warhammer 2, but what we do know is that the 4 races thought to be included from the get-go most certainly will be. With various races being added in through DLC packs further down the road, it was never really clear whether the base game would recieve more or whether the teams would just move straight onto a sequel. We Now Have Word Of A Sequel, But How Good Was The Original? Michael Investigates With His Total War: Warhammer Review With the original Total War: Warhammer debut, Creative Assembly expressed a desire to include all 15 of the wargame's major factions with the hopes of bringing in minor ones, too. Now that the Skaven is out of the bag, it's time to start summarising what we know of Total War: Warhammer 2 and its myriad races.
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