It should also be noted these civs are less chatty and more warlike than those in the original game, but anyone who knows the Warhammer world wouldn’t expect anything else. Anything lower than King gets a bit too easy, in my experience (maybe I’m just good, but I think that’s the least likely explanation). Until then, if you want to use the original Civilization civs so as to enjoy big games, I suggest raising the difficulty to keep things competitive. For the most part, my decisions were justified by reference to the lore and character of each race in the Warhammer world, and by the fact that these civs are intended to be played together as I release more, it should only matter if they're too weak or too strong relative to one another. Most of these races would probably be considered top tier compared to the standard Civilization V races (I don’t think any are overpowered, but let me know if you disagree). Ongoing tweaks to game balance - will incorporate community feedback.
Maps/scenarios of the Old World and wider Warhammer World (not sure when to prioritise these, may do more civs first) Lizardmen or another Elven civ are both possible. Will be dependent on my ability to make a good, fun, balanced civ without using Lua, since I don't know how. Ogres version 2 released! Includes art that actually looks like Greasus Goldtooth from the game, and adjusts the UA to make room for the Skaven. Skaven released! 7 of 14 civs are now done. It's been great to see the positive reception so far - thank you! A collection of mods intended to represent the armies of Games Workshop's Warhammer Fantasy universe.
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