These people are known as Gue'vesa in the T'au Lexicon and they are considered amongst the most vile of Traitors and Heretics within the Imperium of Man. However, there are now several Human T'au Septs derived from conquered Imperial Humans or Humans who voluntarily joined the T'au Empire because they were impressed by the concept of the Greater Good. The T'au are the central figures of the T'au Empire, an interstellar polity which is composed of several different intelligent species, primarily the Kroot of Pech, the Vespids of the world of Vespid and the nomadic Nicassar.
The T'au's central motivating ideal is that everyone in their empire regardless of their species of origin will work for the collective betterment of everyone else, an almost mystical philosophy they call the Greater Good. T'au society is divided into a number of castes, each responsible for managing a specific aspect of their society. However, if their peaceful overtures are refused, the T'au may well decide to conquer a planet and add it to their growing interstellar empire for the Greater Good, searing the flesh from the bones of anyone who stands against their benign intentions. The T'au claim to be a peaceful species when possible, asking if others will join their cause voluntarily instead of fighting against them. They are fighting to expand their interstellar empire and extend a philosophical concept they call the " Greater Good" ( Tau'va in the T'au Lexicon) to all the intelligent species of the galaxy. The T'au ( Imperial binomial classification: Tau tau), also spelled Tau in older records and pronounced "TOW," are a young, humanoid and technologically-advanced intelligent species native to the Eastern Fringes of the Milky Way Galaxy. It still takes a million years to finish a campaign.Ĭreative Assembly's still focused on performance, so you can expect more improvements this time around.The sigil of the sept of T'au, the T'au homeworld, often used as a symbol for the entire T'au Empire. At least when it comes to waiting for your turn. Since then, Creative Assembly's worked magic on the engine and, given the sheer scale of the campaign, it's now surprisingly quick. Hitting 'End Turn' gave you enough time to make a cup of tea and read at least one chapter of a book. When it first arrived, Mortal Empires was very slow. It's not clear when the updated campaign will launch, though it will probably be a bit after the main game. It's also going to be getting a lot larger. Mortal Empires is a mega campaign that combines the maps and factions of the first two games. There's no in-game footage or screenshots yet, unfortunately. At the end, we also see a map that teases Cathay. It's focused on Katarin, who is preparing to face daemons and warriors of Chaos with the forces of Kislev. It's just a cinematic, but it sets the scene.
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