Campaign Ships - Total War: Warhammer 2 - Vampire Coast DLC

Aranessa Saltspite is one of the most respected and feared pirate captains of Sartosa. As part of the living realm rather than the undead, she commands a human pirate crew known as the Sartosa Free Company.

For centuries, Luthor Harkon has ruled the Vampire Coast. While assaulting a hidden chamber, powerful glyphs rebounded Harkon’s sorcery, shattering his mind into many warring personalities and severing him from the winds of magic.

A Bretonnian galleon of rotten wood and tattered sails can be seen navigating the seas even in the most savage of storms. It is The Lamprey, the ship of the vengeful spirit Madame Cylostra and her crew, the Drowned.

Count Noctilus, once known as Nyklaus von Carstein of Sylvania, was drawn to the maelstrom at the heart of the ocean to feast upon its dark magic.

Reborn as Count Noctilus, he raised the shattered remains of sunken warships to form the hull of the Bloody Reaver and ride the waves of the mortal seas once more.

Lokhir Fellheart, the Krakenlord, is a Dark Elf corsair of noble birth, hailing from the mighty house of Fellheart of Karond Kar and commands the mighty Black Ark 'Tower of Blessed Dread.'

Fellhart comes from a long line of raiders and admirals. He is a relative of Laithkikir Fellheart, a raider and cartographer whose maps allowed other Dark Elves to raid the rich coasts of Ind and Cathay.

Upon the ghoul-winds come the swollen hulks and decaying vessels of the Vampire Coast! Run now – run hard and fast. For it is all you can do.

The armies of the Vampire Coast consist of zombified pirates armed with cutlasses, muskets and cannons, backed up by giant crabs and other undead horrors.

Aranessa Saltspite's ship, Swordfysh, hunts down the wolf-ships of the Norscan fleets with a cold vengeance that makes even her own crew invoke the sign of Manann for protection.

Noctilus performed a mighty ritual to transport himself, his castle and all his undead minions there to the Galleon’s Graveyard, a mystical place where wrecks and hulks of the seas are drawn.

Slaves and treasure flow into Karond Kar as never before, earning Fellheart the grudging respect, if not quite the loyalty, of the city's masters. The best plunder he keeps, but there is always plenty more for lavish rewards and bribes.

...there are other pirate lords who command dreadfleets of their own, packed to the gunwales with crews press-ganged into eternal service...