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Beesden's Closer to Tabletop

Inspired by Cataph's "Boyz Will Be Boyz" mod, Closer To Tabletop (CTT) strives to replicate the tactical depth and competitive balance of Warhammer Fantasy's 8th edition in Total War.

The outcome is a faster and more punishing battlefield experience. Here, well-rounded army composition reigns supreme. Lords and heroes are no longer invincible, basic units retain their purpose alongside elite forces, and power creep from downloadable content is eliminated.

CTT meticulously translates tabletop rules into the game. A custom program parses these rules to create units that mirror their tabletop counterparts. Unit statistics remain faithful to the source material, with minor adjustments for the video game format.

The mod prioritizes the most recent 8th edition rules for each unit. When these are unavailable, it consults prior editions (7th, 6th) or supplementary materials. Only in exceptional cases, like units unique to Cathay or Kislev, are rules crafted based on similar existing units.


Mods that introduce new units balanced for the vanilla game might become overpowered when used alongside CTT due to the mod's overall changes, unless using a compatibility mod below.


Mods which should be fully supported to be played along with CTT:

• Cataph's High Elf Sea Patrol
  
• Cataph's Kraka Drak
  
• Cataph's Southern Realms
  
• Lost2Insanity's We's Speshul Collection
  
• Mixu's Shadowdancer

Mods which are planned to be supported, or are WIP:

• Mixu's Gnoblar Hordes
  
• Mixu's Legendary Lords
  
• Mixu's Mousillion

Mods that I'm aware of that added some compatability.

• Ubermorgen's The Dukes of Bretonnia

* Unit variants (i.e. RoR, Blessed spawnings) - all currently have the correct base unit stats, but not all special abilities / customizations have been applied yet.


* Campaign unit caps - Instead try Unit Rarity Caps
* Army unit caps - Instead try Tabletop Caps


A basic write up is available here[docs.google.com].