While Total War: Warhammer is built around the Total War system of city and unit building, army maneuvering and diplomacy with other factions, it has numerous new elements that differ to previous Total War games. The campaign map spans from the Chaos Wastes in the north to the Greenskin-infested Badlands in the south and from the Great Ocean in the west to the Dwarven realms in the Worlds Edge Mountains to the east. The campaign map is similar to that featured in Total War: Attila, the primary difference being the bigger changes in physical terrain and climate as one moves from a particular point in the map to another. For instance, the Greenskins faction features units such as Trolls and Giants and has the ' Waaagh!' system, which pushes the player to always be on the warpath. Each faction has access to their own unique units and a campaign element, a new feature for Total War. The Bretonnians, another human faction, are available since February 2017 for the Campaign, Skirmish and Multiplayer. The Chaos faction, made up of evil humans and monsters, was available for free to those who pre-ordered or purchased in the first week of release and subsequently available as downloadable content (DLC). Total War: Warhammer features four playable factions at launch, which are the Empire ( humans), the Greenskins ( orcs and goblins), the Dwarfs and the Vampire Counts (undead). Yet in the north the Chaos horde rides and seeks to destroy everything in its path corrupting all that stands in its way of domination. This peace is challenged by the eternal grudge of the Dwarfs towards the savage Greenskins, and the Vampires ruled by the Von Carsteins in far-flung Sylvania attempting to lead an undead army west and seize the Imperial throne.

His task is to unite his fractured kingdom and assert his dominion before challenging the other realms surrounding them and bring peace to the Old World. The game begins with the ascension of Karl Franz as the newly elected Emperor of the Empire and the recent turmoil that has occurred with a civil war uprising and the counts of the empire resenting his rule. The game has its own wiki called Total War: WARHAMMER Wiki. These characters, which include monsters, warriors, and heroes, are controlled by the player or computer. While previous Total War games feature historical settings, Warhammer introduces the fantasy setting as well as characters from the Warhammer Universe. Total War: Warhammer is a turn-based strategy game with real-time tactical battles between armies.

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