Rah-ruh Beastmen!, the dark gods demand sacrifice and there are plenty of Blood Grounds waiting in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Total War: Warhammer 3 now that Immortal Empires campaign has arrived. With a map that’s absolutely gigantic i🍌n scale, there are plenty of settlements to burn and Factions to slay.
Until Taurox appeared, the Beastmen had a tough time. They arrived as DLC for the original Total Warhammer and it took until late into Total War: Warhammer 2 for them to get any substantial rework and improvement. Now their roster is a substantial threat and there’s plenty of slabbering beasts to let loose against Man, Elf, Dwarf, and more for the glory of the Dark Powers. To help you build up your bestial hordes, here’s every unit of the Beastmen in Total War: Warhammer 3 ranked from ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚbest (S-Tier) to worst (C-Tier).
S-Tier
Jabberslythe: A twisted and warped abomination of nature that are anti-armor, anti-infantry, and poison spitting monsters, the Jabberslythe are a loping monstrosity you can’t do without. They come with an Aura of Madness that causes anyone within range, even the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:stalwart men of Kislev, to flee or take direct damage from the sight of the sheer insanity of this warped monster. If you want one that’s a bit harder-hitting then try out the Vorbergland Broodmother, which is a stronger variant of the Jabberslythe. Though it swaps out its poison attacks with Armor Sundering, which weakens a target's armor making them more vulnerable to damage.
Cygores: They may seem like just the only artillery option for Beastmen, but Cygors are extremely useful. These cyclopean behemoths used to have the longest range in the game, but even after a reduction they can still splat someone from half the map away with their big rocks. Their damage and firing speed is a little slow, but you can summon one for free with a Bray Shaman if you can’t afford their price, plus they’re brilliant in melee. They have over 100 damage and decent armor, but their combined Fear and Terror status makes units route around them incredibly fast. Plus, just one of these beasts in a fight applies a 50% miscast debuff to enemy 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:magic users, so dropping down two per fight essentially hard nerfs magic ♌attacks against your army.
Ghorgon: Towering four-armed monstrosites that prowl the battlefield, Ghorgons come with arounꦺd 10 thousand health, obscenely high weapon and armor piercing damage, 100 and over 400 respectively. So they’re extremely tanky and capably of mulching through infantry. Their base version comes with Bloodgreed which buffs their weapon damage, charge bonus, attack damage and makes them immune to psychology. But to really pile on the pain, get the Bloodbrute Behemoth variant as it comes with regen through Strength From Flesh and provides additional damage scaling based on the number of hitpoints it has.
A-Tier
Minotaurs: Incredibly angry, very large and heavily armed steamrollers of muscle and pure spite, the Minotaurs are a fantastic heavy unit to use. They can go toe-to-toe with cavalry and unless there’s anti-large units nearby they can charge through armies with ease. There’s three variants that come with either dual-axes, shields or great weapons. Plus, paired up with a Doombull or two and with 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Taurox’s Minotaur Perks that give them scaling damage or🔯 a regen and you’ve☂ got an unstoppable stampede of angry beef.
Bestigor Herd: They’re called Bestigors for a reason as they’re the best gors for your late game army and ab✃solute beasts if you can afford them early on. They’re high damage dealing goatmen that are armored, fast, wield a Great Ax and are hard to put down. They are a great endgame infantry unit that excels in frontline fighting against unmovable enemies like the Dwarves, Lizardmen, and Zombies. Alhough they are a little expensive and prone to melting against anything that comes with armor-piercing. So if you use them, keep an eye on their progress and get ready to pull them out if they take too much damage.
B-Tier
Gor Herd: Gors are a small step-up from Ungors, though they don’t come with shields their minor damage bump from their smaller Ungor brethren make them a sturdy and cheap replacement once your army starts to scale. These aggressive creatures chew through weak units and can batter apart most tie✃r 2 units without difficulty. However, their biggest shortcoming is their vulnerability to ranged damage. So use their vanguard deployment to 🥃work around this and get them close before they can get picked off.
Chaos Spawn: Since they’re aligned with the Dark Gods of Chaos, the 🧸Beastmen have access to the gibbering monstrosities that are Chaos S🐷pawn. These tanky creatures are the perfect shock troops for blasting into an enemy line to make a dent for the rest of your army. Routing infantry that’s vulnerable to Fear, or causing a sizeable amount of damage as an expendable force against tougher troops as your stronger soldiers mop up the rest.
Centigores: Cavalry for the Beastmen may sound odd, considering how in the late-game you can get most of their infantry going just as fast as a horse, if not faster. But what you do have are Centigors. These bizarre, part-beast, part-horse creatures are fast-moving, come with Vanguard, and have three variants. They are normal, ranged, and a great weapon. Hit-and-run tactics work the best with them, so expect a lot of micro if you📖 want to use Centigors effectively.
C-Tier
Ungor Herd: If you’re looking for fodder to feed into the enemy whilst your stronger troops mop up the rest then the Ungor Herd units are going to be your go-to. They come in a few variants, including spear and ranged archer versions but all in all, these Goatmen are pretty weak, route easily, and are only good for holding the line as your elites pull off a flanking maneuver. At least they’re ♔cheap, come with vanguard, and can temporarily fill out some minor gaps in your army as they’re fairly expendable.
Chariots: If e𝕴ver there was a unit that was a waste of time it woul💮d be the Beastmen Chariots. Both versions have decent charges, especially the one with the Razoregores. But they get stuck easily and without constant micromanaging they tend to get bogged down in melee. Though oddly Razorgore on their own manage to do more damage and are more effective at charging into ranged or artillery ranks. Their unit size is also very small, so use them as a special attack unit, or don’t bother with them at all honestly.
Harpies: Shrieking terrors from above, Harpies are available to quite a few factions but outside of tying down archers, artillery and making sure infantry keep routing, they’re pretty useless. They're a good 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:beginner unit, but overall they do very little damage and die extremely quickly, so they don't have a lot of longevity, especially in the late game.
Warhounds: Another unit a lot of factions have access to, the Warhounds are fast-moving, Vanguard deploying beasts of battle that can tear through archers, stall infantry and shred artillery before it can d🧸o any major damage. They’re also great at running down retreating Lords for the final hit, but without constant micro they’ll collapse to literally anyone that happens to pass by, they’re just ꩵa bunch of dogs after all.