See, Mortal Empires has largely been a mess since its release. That came out as a free expansion a few months after Total Warhammer 2’s release, called Mortal Empires, which was largely the addition of the TW2 factions to the first Total Warhammer’s campaign structure. The promise of the series, however, was a full combination of all these (and a potential third installment) was that they’d all fit together into one super-campaign, with the entire map and set of factions of the Warhammer Fantasy world all in one place. The second game in the series has a more specific, slightly smaller-scale campaign, with an entirely different set of factions on a different map. The first full entry in the series has a campaign that was kind of the story of the world: various factions fight each other until Chaos invades, defeat (or join) the Chaos invasion, and then control the world that’s leftover.
How this happened is a bit complicated, because Total Warhammer is a complicated set of games.
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