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Agents are a gameplay mechanics in the Total War series. By utilizing subterfuge and clandestine means such as espionage and assassination toward enemies, players are able to gain information, influence and advantage in campaign and in battle. The mechanic appeared as Undercover Network in Total War: Three Kingdoms.

Shogun: Total War[]

Agents are the subterfuge mechanics in Shogun: Total War. The game also introduced Religious agents like Priest and features different types of agents to engage in espionage and assassination activities, such as Emissary, Shinobi and Ninja.

Medieval II: Total War[]

Main article: Agents (Medieval II: Total War)

Agents are the subterfuge mechanics in Medieval II: Total War. The game also features Religious agents, such as Imam and Priest.

Empire: Total War[]

Main article: Agents (Empire: Total War)

Agents are the subterfuge mechanics in Empire: Total War. The system allows different types of agents to engage in espionage and assassination activities, such as Spies and Rakes.

Napoleon: Total War[]

Main article: Agents (Napoleon: Total War)

Agents are the subterfuge mechanics in Napoleon: Total War. The system allows different types of agents to engage in espionage and assassination activities, such as Spies.

Total War: Shogun 2[]

Main article: Agents (Total War: Shogun 2)

Agents are the subterfuge mechanics in Total War: Shogun 2. The system allows different types of agents to engage in espionage and assassination activities, such as Metsuke and Ninja

Total War: Rome II[]

Main article: Agents (Total War: Rome II)

Agents are the subterfuge mechanics in Total War: Rome II. The system allows three types of agents to engage in espionage and assassination activities. They're Spies, Champions and Dignitaries.

Total War: Three Kingdoms[]

Main article: Undercover Network

Undercover Network is one of the highlight features in Total War: Three Kingdoms ,featuring an improved gameplay from agents and espionage system in previous titles.

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