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Bhashiva the White Tiger will arrive some time during "a late‑Spring release window."
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Where are the cats? I'm saying this every time I boot up Total War: Warhammer 3, the map-painting strategy tour de force where you can play as every major Warhammer Fantasy faction under the sun. There's far too many ratlike Skaven in the game, though, and I've long yearned to see them get trounced by any animated rodent's natural enemy: the cat. Thankfully, Creative Assembly has finally delivered the goods in the form of a new character pack.
You can read all about the new addon in a blog post on the Creative Assembly website, which introduces Bhashiva the White Tiger not just to Total War, but to Warhammer lore writ large. She fights for Grand Cathay, and a note from designer Josh King in the post states that "We want Bhashiva to feel like an apex predator who stalks the battlefield like a ghost. She isn’t a frontline tank or a flashy spellcaster; she’s the quiet dread in the back of your mind."
Source: PC Gamer