Though a relatively minor skirmish at the time, it proved to be of. (See, Anonymous Arab Chronicler, The Battle of Tours (Poitiers), in 732. Age of Charlemagne will normally be $15, but has 10% during this pre-order period. The groundwork for the eventual successes of Charlemagne was laid by Charles 'The Hammer' Martel who was able to turn back a Muslim raiding party at the battle of Tours/Poitiers.

Here’s a cinematic-style trailer, plus some screenshots. The expansion’s Steam store page expands a fair bit on the new additions, noting that there will be eight playable factions in this release (to be revealed in due course), and confirming that there will be new technologies, buildings, agents and skills to be found.

Over 300 new units in all are going to be present, some of which are “Thegns, Fyrd Axemen, Scola Knights, Berber Jinetes, Gazehounds and the feared Seax-armed Saxon warriors”. You can also expect “Knights, Housecarls and other new era units” to play around with. The Age of Charlemagne campaign map promises “50 conquerable provinces and new campaign mechanics” (including the rather EUIV sounding ‘war weariness’), as well as a fancy-pants medieval art style. Probably war, since this is the Total War series. As the title strongly hints, this campaign will take place in 768AD, a long time after Attila, and into the Middle Ages.Ĭharlemagne became the first post-Roman Emperor of Western Europe, and it sounds like players will be following his footsteps in trying to unite the continent “by whatever means necessary”. Total War: Attila will be fattening up for Christmas with a new expansion called Age of Charlemagne, due for release on 10 December.

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