A water-borne virus has led to a widespread outbreak of zombies in San Francisco. thing to do in previous titles and corruption and it's graphical representation only make it even more fun to play around with.
I really do hope at least some part of TK get's to play around with corruption though, spreading religion was always my fav. Necromancy was made by mixing their rites and magic with dark elf sorcery.Īh I see, thanks that puts your previous comment into perspective as well, I guess I've got a lot of reading up to do since it sounds like there's a lot more to the TK then just "Undead with rags" which i kind of assumed all along, and i'm starting to think that my assumption they'd use the same schools of magic is just as wrong. He's why they are the way they are now, but they (as a people) predate him. Nagash didn't make the TKs though, he's just the one that killed off their whole civilization and cursed them with unlife. If we assume vampiric corruption is a generic way of saying necromantic corruption, then having the pyramid and certain "evil" TK factions like Arkhan or Neferata spread it makes perfect sense. Or alternatively, is their variant of corruption so unique that they've implemented the 20+ buff as a placeholder for another kind of corruption, or is there some backstory as to why the pyramid of Nagash would buff it's supposed enemies? I see a some of you guys assuming that lore-wise TK wouldn't use vampiric corruption, but correct me if i'm wrong (since i'm a TW player, I know nothing of lore besides the skimming of wiki's), isn't Nagash the person that started the TK faction, and since his legendary Pyramid is a unique building in TK lands and gives +20 vampiric corruption, wouldn't it be safe to assume they will use it?
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