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Kongeslask
04-07-2009, 21:15
"Reading up on the ethnicities and unique buildings of a very interesting new faction. - Moros"

This is intriguing - I assume "moros" stands for mauri or moors, ie a Numidian faction. Has the team decided to include this faction already, or is it merely being considered?

Krusader
04-07-2009, 21:50
"Reading up on the ethnicities and unique buildings of a very interesting new faction. - Moros"

This is intriguing - I assume "moros" stands for mauri or moors, ie a Numidian faction. Has the team decided to include this faction already, or is it merely being considered?

Moros is EB team's Belgian. While he is not busy eating waffles and drinking beer, he's researching on our secret factions.

Hax
04-07-2009, 21:56
Moros is EB team's Belgian. While he is not busy eating waffles and drinking beer, he's researching on our secret factions.

Well, Belgian..perhaps the term "Flemish" might be better here! He's the teams..Flem. FLEM!

Kongeslask
04-07-2009, 22:02
Ah, silly me misread it. Still, it suppose a numidian faction is a possibility.

penguinking
04-08-2009, 01:23
I think it's the Belgae.

miotas
04-08-2009, 07:59
Sorry for the off topic but what is a twitter entry?

machinor
04-08-2009, 08:09
@miotas: Well, have a look into the newest preview. ~;)

miotas
04-08-2009, 11:02
okay...:inquisitive:

How on earth did I avoid finding out about twitter for so long? Still, it seems largely usless to me so I will continue to ignore it's existence.:shrug:

Sorry to have derailed the thread, I'll be off now.

Maion Maroneios
04-08-2009, 12:24
I assume "moros" stands for mauri or moors, ie a Numidian faction. Has the team decided to include this faction already, or is it merely being considered?
Hmmm, actually "Moros" means moron in Ancient Greek, but yeah he's an EB member.

Maion

bobbin
04-08-2009, 14:29
Isn't Moros the greek personification of doom?

The Fuzz
04-08-2009, 14:50
Isn't Moros the greek personification of doom?

Is that a threat?

Tellos Athenaios
04-08-2009, 15:32
Isn't Moros the greek personification of doom?

Lot/Doom/Death: http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/cgi-bin/ptext?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.04.0057%3Aentry%3D%2368779.

Zarax
04-08-2009, 17:20
That means that god's foot tribes have been included?
(a balloon to who can find the reference).

bobbin
04-08-2009, 17:28
http://sawyerspeaks.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/monty_foot.jpg
Python?

Zarax
04-08-2009, 17:29
Nah, it's much more subtle. Tanit may know it...

eddy_purpus
04-09-2009, 01:57
Implementing government buildings for two northern european factions. - Foot
Germania and ?
:lipsrsealed2:

Maion Maroneios
04-09-2009, 14:38
Isn't Moros the greek personification of doom?
Dunno, probably. But the word "Moros" (Μωρος in Greek), means moron.

Maion

Hax
04-09-2009, 16:58
Germania and ?

..Casse? Perhaps?

For crying out loud, can't team members say anything without people going totally insane?

MarcusAureliusAntoninus
04-09-2009, 20:49
It is pretty easy to guess what Moros is researching. Just search this very forum for the threads Moros has posted in.

Moros
04-10-2009, 12:50
Oaky I admit Bartix is in.:embarassed:

Edit: Now while I may be an idiot I rather named myself after a god. How vain, is it not?
He was the son of Erebus and Nyx and brother of Thanatos, Moros was appropriately the god of doom.

Maion Maroneios
04-10-2009, 23:12
Now while I may be an idiot I rather named myself after a god. How vain, is it not?
He was the son of Erebus and Nyx and brother of Thanatos, Moros was appropriately the god of doom.
I think you may understand that what I said was nothing personal, I just happened not to know of that deity's existence :sweatdrop:

Maion

Moros
04-10-2009, 23:42
I think you may understand that what I said was nothing personal, I just happened not to know of that deity's existence :sweatdrop:

Maion
Ofcourse! I called myself an idiot too, didn't you see? (and with reason, see twitter!)

Berg-i-dum
04-11-2009, 00:26
I think it's the Belgae.
I miss Belgae too in EB world.

Moros
04-11-2009, 00:43
I miss Belgae too in EB world.
The Belgae weren't yet present in Belgica or Britain.

Berg-i-dum
04-11-2009, 01:42
The Belgae weren't yet present in Belgica or Britain.
Well I must admit I dont know the archeology of Belgium but I think celtic tribes populated the area along the Iron Age, those peoples were La Téne affected (even some La Téne time invasions are known or identified as "Belgian migrations" along Europe, at least in some early studies in the s XX, for example this have been pointed to explain the existence of a called Nervii tribe in Norteast of Spain, and the autrigoni -there is even an study who showes a possible way from Belgia to Northern Spain followed by Autrigoni with a lot of -autry related toponimics) and lately known as the Belgae in the Roman time, and Cesar wrote about them (and fought them). May be they didnt call himself Belgae, but I guess they were the same people with probably that similar celtic culture influenced by the germani wich lately we knew better via Julius Caesar.

Phalanx300
04-11-2009, 13:05
The Belgae weren't yet present in Belgica or Britain.

Then why are there Belgic units in Belgica? :clown:

Zarax
04-11-2009, 13:12
Those are not the belgae, they are the ancestors of today's beer brewers.
Back then they distilled mythical brands such as old Gaesatae and solduros' iron...

Moros
04-12-2009, 15:20
Then why are there Belgic units in Belgica? :clown:

Perhaps you should wonder why they become avaible after reforms. ~:) The belgae came to Britain in the 2nd Century BC. In the 5 century BC there had been a migration of La tene Celts though.

Jolt
04-12-2009, 23:04
Oaky I admit Bartix is in.:embarassed:

Aleluia. But why are you researching for a faction where it should be Abokasee to research (invent)?