Different Shades of Skin Color?

Are we to expect slightly differently colored mans in a unit? Especially the tawny ones? The mono-color thing just looked weird from EBI especially on darker people where it was more noticeable.

It would be really nice to see some variation on the near east and central Asian units due to their diverse origins. Be funny to see the mixture of light/dark skinned person in an Indo-Iranian unit or Indo-Hellenic unit as well.

Yep, especially Pahlava, Sauros, and Saka (well all Iranians) could have a wide variety of skin. Remember, in EB1 some of pahlava's units were dark while others had pretty light skin, even had blonde hair. Saka and possibly Baktria could even have some Chinese or Turkic faces representing some living in their lands.

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Originally Posted by Hannibal Khan the Great

Yep, especially Pahlava, Sauros, and Saka (well all Iranians) could have a wide variety of skin. Remember, in EB1 some of pahlava's units were dark while others had pretty light skin, even had blonde hair. Saka and possibly Baktria could even have some Chinese or Turkic faces representing some living in their lands.

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There's a fair amount of evidence that Central Asia had a good deal of N-S movement of people as well as E-W. Also darker Mediterranians would be nice :).

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Originally Posted by antisocialmunky

There's a fair amount of evidence that Central Asia had a good deal of N-S movement of people as well as E-W. Also darker Mediterranians would be nice :).

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Arabs should also exhibit a wide range of colors, depending on ancestry and region. if you go to the faces required thread, you'd see that they range from dark bronze colored to pale white.

let's face it, there is a wide range of appearences, colors, and facial features in many parts of the world-even in the same part of the world.