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To see the layout of provinces, consult the campaign map. When players capture a settlement, they now own the region around it and it counts as their territory for the purposes of recruitment and other effects (eg: Great Incantation of Khsar). This is relevant for some items, followers etc that only affect the local region where the character is, or which say "all regions in province" meaning it affects the entire province regardless of who owns those regions. This means that in effect, each province is sub-divided into 1 or more regions. Regions Not to be confused with region (lore).Įach settlement in a province has its own region surrounding it. Lizardmen commandments can get much stronger with the Geomantic Web.Control over an entire province grants a public order bonus, as well as the ability to issue commandments which offer province-wide bonuses.Settlements within a province produce taxes for the faction that controls them.

Their horde armies act as mobile settlements for them.

Horde factions do not control settlements, but still invade and attack provinces.

A province and its population must be managed by the factions in power there.

Provinces also have various kinds of terrain, some of which may be difficult for armies to cross, or even cause attrition. However even in TWW2, some races still have limitations on which provinces/settlements they can control. In Total War: Warhammer II, this was replaced by the climate system. In Total War: Warhammer, control of provinces was limited by the regional occupation system. Control of a province can be split between multiple factions, each ruling over the settlements/local regions they hold. Provinces contain up to four settlements.

In turn, provinces are divided into local regions which each contain a settlement. Provinces are large land areas which the campaign map is divided into. Note the 3 settlements, and forest/grassland terrain. The province of Ellyrion, as seen in the Eye of the Vortex campaign.