Dark Age: Total War

Dark Age: Total War is a Modification for BI 1.6. begins in year 476 and ends in 1080: Featured More Realism to Factions: {SLAVE} Rebels
{ALEMANNI} Alemanni
{EMPIRE_EAST} Roman (Eastern Empire)
{EMPIRE_WEST} Italian States
{EMPIRE_EAST_REBELS} Bulgarians
{EMPIRE_WEST_REBELS} Viking Tribes
{FRANKS} Franks
{HUNS} Avars
{SARMATIANS} Alans
{SASSANIDS} Sassanids
{SAXONS} Saxons
{VANDALS} Vandals
{GOTHS} Visigoths
{CELTS} Celts
{WHITE_HUNS} Hephthalites
{OSTROGOTHS} Ostrogoths
{ROMANO_BRITISH} Romano British
{SLAVS} Slavs
{BERBERS} Berbers Dark Age: Total War is a mod offers to players a realism and thismod is in working and I need a team for finishing this mod, features 20 factions and 500 units on map of IB, including a new interface for all factions, Idea with Dark Age Total War was of year 2010. featured a campaign based on Grandson of Charlemagne named Ludwig German Campaign Tutorial: This Tutorial offers two sieges and a battle plus a campaign with East Franks. learning what's new in this mod. defend the frontiers from Italians and Slavs. destroy the last avars and colonizition the new lands. With Cheers. Karl the Krusad/Adisor Norvegianu.

in this tutorial. you control the kingdom of Ludwig German in wars against other nations: When the elder Louis died in 840 and Lothair claimed the whole Empire, Louis allied with the half-brother, Charles the Bald, and defeated Lothair and their nephew Pepin II of Aquitaine, son of Pepin, at the Battle of Fontenay in June 841. In June 842, the three brothers met on an island in the Saône to negotiate a peace, and each appointed forty representatives to arrange the boundaries of their respective kingdoms. This developed into the Treaty of Verdun, concluded in August 843, by which Louis received the bulk of the lands lying east of the Rhine (Eastern Francia), together with a district around Speyer, Worms, and Mainz, on the left bank of the river. His territories included Bavaria (where he made Regensburg the centre of his government), Thuringia, Franconia, and Saxony. He may truly be called the founder of the German kingdom, though his attempts to maintain the unity of the Empire proved futile. Having in 842 crushed the Stellinga rising in Saxony, he compelled the Obotrites to own his authority, and undertook campaigns against the Bohemians, Moravians, and other tribes, but was not very successful in freeing his shores from the ravages of the Vikings. Cities/castles:
Nordalbinga Hammaburc
Sachsen Bremon
Westfalia Paderbrunno
Thuringa Erpesfort
Rheinfranken Magontia
Ostfranken Frankenvurt
Swabia Augstburc
Bavaria Reginaburc
Family Tree
King: Ludwig II. (der Deutsche) (* ~806; † 28. August 876 in Frankfurt am Main)

Childs:
Hildegard (* 828; † 856)
Karlmann (* ~830; † 29. November 880 in Altötting)
Ludwig III. der Jüngere (* ~835 ; † 20. Januar 882 in Frankfurt am Main)
Karl III. der Dicke (* 839; † 13. Januar 888 in Neudingen)
Irmgard bzw. Irmengard (* ~830/833 in Regensburg; † 16. Juli 866 in Frauenchiemsee)
Bertha († 26. März 877)
Gisela (Lebensdaten unbekannt)

Wife: Hemma (* 808; † 31. Januar 876)

Father:Ludwig (der Fromme) † 840
Mother:Irmingard/Ermengard † 818

The Map
The map is based mostly on the Celt's BIlarge map, which is itself based on Lionskin's work. It has been intensively modified by RGyG, Mylae, and Goth, and incorporates work by Arbaces. Parts or modified forms of it has been used in Goth's Imperium Julianorum (the original version) and the dark fantasy mod End of Days.



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[edit] Buildings
[edit] Building Tree
Constructing buildings in IBFD is a bit more complex tan in BI. The diagram below is a representation of a typical build tree (the building in the higher level is necessary to build a building, for example a church is necessary to build catacombs or abbeys)

roads

farms lvl 2+
market lvl 2+
gov't house lvl 2+
tavern lvl 1+
execution square lvl 1+
academies lvl 1+
wall lvl 3+
port lvl 3+
health lvl 4
amphitheatre lvl 2+
monuments lvl 2+
roads lvl 3+
temples and churches lvl 3+
catacombs lvl 1+
abbeys lvl1+
smith lv 3+
barracks lvl 4+
stables lvl 3+
siege engineers lvl 3+
[edit] Buildings and Resources
Moreover, some buildings need a certain resource, if this resource is unavailable in a region, the building will cause an economic loss (This is done to emulate importing the said resource). In some cases, if the resource is available, then it will result in an economic gain (exports), still in some cases, the resource is a necessity, and the building cannot be built if the resource is unavailable

[edit] Recruitment
Recruiting your units in IBFD depends on your culture.

Barbarians (

infantry - gov't buildings
cavalry - stables
Romans

infantry - barracks
cavalry - stables
Eastern

infantry - barracks
cavalry - stables
Steppe People

infantry - barracks
cavalry - gov't buildings
Desert People

infantry - gov't buildings (low level) barracks (professional soldiery)
cavalry - stables
siege engineers are simply that, buildings to build siege engines, archers are trained in standard barracks or called up from the population.

Smithies are also necessary to train heavily armored units. Since the building requirement to train units is bugged in 1.6, this has been decided to be the best solution. For the cultures that do not recruit from barracks/stables, these builings give morale and experience bonuses, and are still worth building.

[edit] Graphical Build Trees
Below is a typical Roman building tree.

Dark Age: Total War is a mod in working.

Dark Age: Total War featured new regions along with old regions. Attachment 4103.

Dark Age: Total War is a very best mod for BI 1.6: Avar hordes:Attachment 4104. Avars are a faction starting in same land as Huns in vanilla BI.

you basically just copypastin vanilla BI entries with minimal modification and you call it a mod?

oh look it's adisor. now he's gone to spam the .org with his "mods". and i'm not even as bad as this!