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The game is supposed to be about the End Times. The Vampires (and their armies of zombies) were allied with the Empire during the End Times. They were 'good guys.'
On the flip side, the next group of enemies they 'should' add is Demons, since those were the 'real' foot soldiers of Chaos during the End Times, meaning demons fought alongside Northmen and Beastmen, and could easily do so in game without breaking the lore.
The lore that can be find is that a group of heroes, including Genevieve Dieudonné and she is a vampire of the Lahmian bloodline so dont confuse her with Von Carsteins, and they killd the lord.
Later, the current ruler of The Empire came with a army and put every soldier that served Drachenfels to the sword but dident raze the castle as he want it to stand as a trophy for the victory they had there.
Its all one big lump as far a a faction goes, enjoy your nitpicking.
You also 100% cant say that the empire and vamps didnt fight during the end times. It doesnt matter if they were more or less both opposing chaos, they did fight and betray eachother as well. So, if you're going to nitpick, at least be absolutely perfect and right in everything you say, or you look like a fool.
This isnt an end times simulator either, this is L4D2 with a vague warhammer skin.
Original point being, it feels ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ weird to be fighting hordes of beastmen in an underground necromancer dungeon.
That is indeed true, but before they add Vamp Counts much time will pass....
I just completely disagree. All of the 'primary' Vampire characters were fighting against Chaos, with the exception of Chaos corrupted Nagash. Also, 'End Times' is literally how this game describes itself. You can't just throw out the setting because 'lol reasons.'
It would just feel like 'friendly fire' to be mowing down Vampire Count units out of nowhere for those of us who are actually familiar with the lore.
Instead, why not add in demons and actually expand the "Chaos" roster we currently have beyond Northmen?
If you want to claim manfreds betrayal was influenced by chaos, sure go ahead.
But anyway they were best "allied" in the skaven way. Just like with the orks.
I'll leave the speculation up to nerds bickering over their own half made up points of "lore". Apparently some people find it inconceivable for a squad of 4(5) heroes with their own agendas, who spend what seems like half their time in stupid shadow illusions, to ever fight undead or whathaveyou because they have some holy showdown of order vs chaos nailed into their tepid brains.
"Nope, every single undead character conceivable luved humans and suc c their tiny human pp because they hate chaos so much. There are absolutely no contrary examples or any room bad meanie vamps. This concept is too big to fit in the remaining lobe of my brain. I like twilight"
Thats fine, nerds have been bickering like that and still swallowing whatever "lore" gets manufactured that contradicts them and then bickering over that for decades. This game will make up whatever it wants and people will still buy it.
The game literally can't 'make up whatever it wants,' it has a license to uphold - and Games Workshops is notoriously rigid with their licenses when it comes to lore.
As an example, the developer Relic had to have the Blood Ravens Space Marine chapter approved by GW before introducing it in in their Dawn of War series, and even then GW made a number of modifications to the lore and art design.
So yes, if we're suddenly going to introduce Vampires as a bad guy in an End Times themed game, and have them fighting alongside Chaos and Beastmen (whom they hate) there's going to have to be a pretty good reason.
I mean, would you expect the Rebels in a Star Wars game to suddenly whip out a fleet of Death Stars because "Hey, Death Stars are fun, and so what if only the Empire ever had one?"