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About This Content “No man has entered Castle Drachenfels for 20 years, but as you should know by now, the vermin are no men.”Explore 3 stunning new adventure maps in this DLC for Vermintide, where you travel outside of Ubersreik’s walls to the Grey Mountains. Fight your way through the halls and chambers of Castle Drachenfels, adorned with the bones of victims long gone. Make your way through The Dungeons, sections of which are so dark, a torch is required to illuminate the trap riddled passages. Quell the Skaven reinforcement efforts by destroying the ancient portals on Summoner’s Peak. The Skaven are on the move, beady eyes set on the dreaded abandoned castle of Drachenfels. In this DLC for Vermintide, it’s up to our heroes to once again stop the Skaven army from fulfilling their vile agenda. 7aa9394dea Title: Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide DrachenfelsGenre: Action, IndieDeveloper:FatsharkPublisher:FatsharkFranchise:WarhammerRelease Date: 26 May, 2016 Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide Drachenfels Download] [torrent Full] warhammer end times - vermintide drachenfels. warhammer the end times - vermintide drachenfels Shame they haven't added any undead to the game yet, but maybe someday. Great maps, cool weapons, interesting new event types. Would recommend if you enjoy the base game.. New maps and content are good. What's better is a solid DLC policy that doesn't split the playerbase - everyone can play with the new content as long as one player (the host) owns it, so there aren't split queues or walled-off sections of the game for those who haven't bought the DLC. It's the best way to do things because everybody wins, so this DLC is doubly recommended not just for the content, but for doing things the right away instead of the way certain large publishers do things.. Not gonna lie, I bought this just to support Fatshark. But the levels are actually fun. Fatshark gave us an amazing game at a cheap price (compared to other AAA games out there that are simply overhyped garbage).. Was a hard choice between Karak Azgaraz, Stromdorf and this one. Stromdorf is on sale more expensive than the other two DLC's with 3 missions (I don't care whether later released or not). Karak is beautiful, but the missions are, apart from the looks, quite similar to the main game. This DLC got more "unique" missions I found.The Drachenfels DLC got three missions, namely:Castle DrachenfelsThe most mainstream of all these missions. Just in a castle. Map is maze-like and easy to get lost in some parts. The event is placing three statues. These statues look exactly like the ones you carry around Wizard Tower to unlock the bonus mission. Nonetheless, I really like it.DungeonsPerhaps the coolest of all three missions. Apart from the spike traps you were introduced to in the Drachenfels mission, you have some old-school jump sections and parts which are pitch dark; including the final room. Luckily, there are torches around. But carrying a torch allows you only to block and not to use your weapons. So the team has to stick together in order to protect the torch bearer and see something in the pitch dark. I think 2 Rat Ogres spawn in this map; one in the final chamber and one randomly as usual.Summoner's PeakDepending on your team, this can be a piece of cake or a true nightmare. Imagine Well Watch on steroids: You gotta protect 3 generators from water pouring rats which spawn out of portals you'll have to destroy by overheating these generators. The generators appear in different locations throughout the map and the 2nd and third generator will spawn a Rat Ogre. Great map for Sienna, if two people protect the generators. - The 2nd generator is very hard to solo. Each generator has its own tactics, which is really nice.So, if we forget about the really high price, even on sale, considering Vermintide 2 comes out soon...it is to me the best of all DLC's and at least the elf weapon is quite useful, I guess.. It is always nice to delve into the perspective of the individual (yet powerful) heroes of the Warhammer universe. Obviously people are drawn to the strategy games and table tops and 40k may even be more popular. But on to the DLC. The atmosphere is immersive as hell. As a fan of the Warhammer lore and reader of the black library novels it is very cool to see these landmarks in imagery. The poison feast made me feel like I was playing a hero engulfed in the realization of the end times. It feels like these five characters are ever so slowly making a difference. The dungeon was impressive peppered with traps and iron maidens and all tools of torture. Castle interiors littered with exaduarted amounts of bones and death. The immersion of ratmen pouring out of the portals was exciting. Traversing the pitch dark was tense. Call me simple but it's the little things.What I didnt like was things that may contradict. Needing to carry a torch through the darkness, rendering a character un playable was silly. We have a bright mage, why cant she light the place up. And if its a foursome with out the mage dwarves and elves has an affinity of seeing well in the dark. Magical darkness? I dont know. I also thought the protecting of generators was just a cut from the well map. The most annoying being the protection via ranged weapons only. Not hard annoying, its annoying annoying.With all that said, what lets me down is the lack of content. Three new stages, fine, but for 8.99 I kind of wanted a little more than just three. A small nitpick. I also would expect maybe a new enemy type. A new mechanic of some way shape or form. A bigger progress through the info\/story of end times of some sort. 8.99 might be out of some peoples price range.Anyways I do reckomend it, especially for Warhammer fans. I have yet to see any new weapons or trinkets but then again I only played on normal and one map on hard. If you got the cash, fine. If you dont, understandable. It's not that big of a DLC.. These new maps are seriously cool. I love that they didn't just give us more of the same environment-wise -- the levels feel very different from what we have so far. The addition of torches, darkness, traps, and other crazy things makes for a wild (and difficult) ride, but they're totally worth the money. Also, like the original maps, they look gorgeous and the scenery is breathtaking (or breathtakingly grotesque).I do wish that they'd given some new mechanics for level progression beyond "carry X thing to Y location." That's gotten a little stale, and they use that for 2 of the 3 maps again. Also, I've been wanting the addition of boss fights for a while, and I'm disappointed that there are still no bigger enemies beyond ogres. Also, this DLC is playable by people who don't own it, as long as the host of the map does. Try before you buy!