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Total War: Warhammer's Epic Griffin Creature Revealed

Plus, first-ever in-engine gameplay footage will be released on Friday.

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Sega will release the first-ever gameplay trailer for Total War: Warhammer this coming Friday, the publisher announced today. The video will offer an in-engine look at the upcoming turn-based strategy game. But you don't have to wait until Friday to see something new from the PC title.

Ahead of the video's release, Sega launched a new video series for Total War: Warhammer, the first episode of which is available now. Installments will offer a first look at the game's battlefield units, beginning today with the Demigryphs. You can watch the video below.

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"Part lion and part eagle, these noble monstrous cavalry are ridden by only the most renowned knights of the Empire," Sega said in a statement. "Clad in ornate plate armor, their densely muscled frames enable them to thunder into combat, tearing their foes limb from limb and spreading fear among the enemy ranks."

For a closer look at the creature, check out the image below.

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Total War Warhammer is in development at The Creative Assembly (Total War: Attila, Alien: Isolation) by way of a partnership with Warhammer license-holder Games Workshop.

In a press release, Sega said Total War: Warhammer will deliver "hundreds of hours" of gameplay--and two additional expansions will follow. Total War: Warhammer is the first in a three-part trilogy, Sega said, noting that two standalone installments--as well as further DLC packs--will be released later.

This all combines for the "single largest Total War experience ever," Sega said.

No release date for Total War: Warhammer has been announced.

Other new Total War games in development include Total War: Battles Kingdom and Total War: Arena.

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