Pixelated Apollo: He's a popular Total War youtuber.

Someone already posted my favorite TWW battle of his. He also covers a lot of epic battles and mods as well. You can just tell from his commentating that he is very excited and passionate about the game. He's really knowledgeable about the lore as well and is a pretty good commentator. Along with the Total Warhammer content, he's also posted a lot of Call of Warhammer (Medieval II mod) videos and still does even now every so often. He's a pretty good player and uploads content quite a bit. MilkAndCookiesTotalWar: Otherwise known as Indypride. you'll want to watch his head to head campaign with another Youtuber. All of his multiplayer battles are pretty good. He also releases a lot of content, usually one or two multiplayer battles a day, and he has multihour streams every week and is even doing a head to head campaign now. He is very knowledgeable on the multiplayer, is just an all around gaming fan, and is a good player especially with his micro. Makes a lot of terribad puns and one liners and amusing word choice (calling forests 'jungle', 'going balls deep/full ham, using the word 'haggard' all of the time etc) and his streams are even more entertaining and since he doesn't have tens of thousands of subscribers you can actually get noticed by him. Turin: The guy is really good at multiplayer and is a very casual, laid back personality. I'd probably even watch his videos even if I didn't have the game. For people who waste an inordinate amount of time substituting actual television watching in the background with playing TWW Youtube videos, Heir is the best.

Other ones are better with lore, or MP dominating, or campaigns but Heir really hits everything.

Basically I feel Heir is just the best all around Total War Warhammer commentator in general. his self deprecatory attitude is very entertaining. He has a great commentating personality and very folksy with bad jokes and observational wit and is reasonably knowledgeable on the game and when he engages in micro-fails. Heir of Carthage: He's been in Total War for a long time and he does a good mix of multiplayer battles (and analysis), unit testing, and campaign videos. Now I got like forty subscriptions and half of them are Warhammer related. I didn't actually subscribe to anyone on Youtube for the most part until last May when Total War Warhammer came out.

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