Very nice video gg2. It's good to see the units in action. Thank's for the effort. And you are right. The Qestunarin look even greater then before.
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Very nice video gg2. It's good to see the units in action. Thank's for the effort. And you are right. The Qestunarin look even greater then before.
It will be indeed a completly other matter to fight the Late Roman Republic that those poor Seleucid bastards :clown:Quote:
Originally Posted by Atraphoenix
Seleucids should be RIP at the start date of our mod. :hanged:Quote:
Originally Posted by anubis88
They will be. I'm comparing it to EB, where the Romans never managed to come near Micra Asia, let alone be of any worry to my Shahanshah.Quote:
Originally Posted by Atraphoenix
I have really never seen Roman AI dominating others, no matter what exe you use.
Lusos are very dangerous if they manage to unite iberia.
Sadly even after I have given romani millions of denari I could not manage it to be aggressive.
Indeed. This is definetly a priority. Make the Romans feared in EBNOM. They were feared for a reason, so the player should feel that even if playing the stupid bi.exe engines :)
We could make the romans feared. However probably in the Nom i will try all other factions first and save Rome for last. I'm wondering how will Numidia go against Rome. I drem of conquering Rome, enslave the romans and make then cry like little .... you get the ideia i'm sure. Sadly i dont have a ideia when a new preview will see the light. However i can tell you guys that a faction is currently beeing maked...one of our surprise faction that is...now you simply need to have some patiente.
Is it possible to get any more history for the Nabatu, preferably around 272 BC?
here goes some info http://nabataea.net/who.html
It's a good quality amateur site, however be warned it does mention a few bogus theories in it. (Nabatu for example were definitely not from Mesopotamia, that can be disproven linguistically).
some of the new unit skins are awesome! really good job guys. EB team had some really good artists i thought, at least ones with eyes for making units cool to look at (Massilia Hoplites, anyone?). Even the Haploi in their simplistic attire look cool.
Same here for this so keep it up!
I'm sorry but i have some bad news. Yesterday the 3 triumvirs of our mod, me, gg2 and Finn got into a huge fight. The guys called me names, which i don't forgive. Thanks to the fact that i'm the administrator on our forum, i locked them all out, and in a state of anger deleted many topics that we used for research, until my girlfriend finaly intervened, and thus stopped my action.
Unfortunatly the guys were so angry by what i have done, that they decided to leave the team for good and start working on other mods.
I apologize to the fans, but i've deleted more then 95 % of our work... I really hope it can be retrieved some way and perhaps those guys shall join with me again. I'll post every new develepoment.
Again, my bad.
Wow... That's... An April fool's joke if ever I saw one. :clown:
I hope you did not delete my thread on Armenia. I know where you live Anubis, and I know what you did last summer.
-Vartan
HAHAHA... good one :DQuote:
Originally Posted by vartan
April fools? Naaah :clown:
I happened to record that on the forum.Quote:
Originally Posted by anubis88
Just send me your credit card information and I will relay the data to you.
If you want to save the nigerian prince's kingdom. also send me your credit card information.
Regards.
The "Society for the Conception of Abstinence and Motherhood" and the "Empresary-Modeler Asociation of International Logistics".
~Jirisys ()
We'll be releasing what we had done so far soon...at least you guys will get to play with sick new units! But yeah, it's over...
Lame April Fools joke is so lame...
well, nope, but a good news is, we just agreed to hire a hacker for retrieving our lost datas, thanks for Anubis' and Gamegeek's credit cardQuote:
Originally Posted by Lazy O
I actually work on the legal support team for the servers the forums are hosted on so...you better start lawyering up pal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cute Wolf
I work as legal tender, so you better pay up.Quote:
Originally Posted by vartan
~Jirisys ()
And I work with the mafia, so is that enough spam for this day?
There's always room for more.
cool either way release the skins for those sick Nabatean elite axemen!
You'll see what we have in mind. But the next preview is the priority ATM.
Spam Jiresus is such a con man. I cannot believe you fell for his ploys! Quickly, demand your money back.
even if there isn't going to be a specific Indian faction due to the culture limit.......................... we are getting more Indian units right? The 3 from vanilla are awesome but i want more!
Lol... Who said there were no specific indian factions?
i read through and i thought it was a big deal on an indian faction to decide, since one might be too overpowered like AS. and culture limit kind of restricted that and i don't think youd want Indian culture with Roman buildings :P
Hm... Wait and see my friend... Wait and see :clown:Quote:
Originally Posted by fomalhaut
As we come closer, the clues just get better...
...at this time the leading production centers of iron, most men in the levy have a few iron-tipped frameae, but fashioned with the wide La Tene spearheads that would spell certain doom for anyone unlucky enough to receive a wound from them. They unleash a storm of such weapons before closing in for the bloody melee with heavy spears and a fierce charge.
Greetings, Europa Barbarorum fans.
Today, we of the Novus Ordo Mundi team are proud to present to you the seventh preview of our late game mod.
The Lugiones and West Balts
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--- Introduction ---
The lands east of the Rhine and north of the Danube, known to the Romans simply as Germania, have a lot more to them than simple, fairly homogenous 'barbarians' as many would often like to think. The variance among these peoples goes a lot deeper than simple dialectal and cultural differences, and while true they do have much in common, there is much more to them than we are often led to think.
Today's preview takes us to the lands east of the Oder/Widura, but west of the lands now known to us as Russia. During the late pRIA (pre-Roman Iron Age) and RIA (Roman Iron Age) these lands were dominated by people who spoke languages known to linguists as West Baltic tongues.
The People and their History
During the 3rd century BC, the Pomeranian culture had given way to the Przeworsk and Oksywie cultures, which were distinguished by extensive adoption of La Tene ironworking techniques. Given their geographic coincidence, the Lugiones are associated with the Przeworsk, and their rise and fall can be correlated with that of the Przeworsk as well.
The Celtic features of the Lugiones seem to have come from contact with Noric/Eastern Celts, such as the Boii. In particular, there was a great deal of overlap between the Przeworsk and the Cotini, a prosperous Celtic group who occupied the area around what is today Slovakia, including several iron-rich mines. These in turn were in extensive contact with the Dacians during the later years of the pRIA, and there was a good deal of overlap between the three. This can be particlarly seen by the spread of the single-edged straightsword, which from its origins along the Oder came into use among the Eastern Celts and Dacians.
The Lugiones were a confederacy of largely West Baltic tribes (some Eastern Celts were likely among them), located in the historical district of Silesia, as well as around the upper Vistula. Among their member-tribes were the Naharvali, Diduni, Arii, Omani, Buri, and Calisii (likely the inhabitants of the settlement of Kalisia).
Up until the Cimbric migrations, the Lugiones were the most powerful non-Celtic group present in Greater Germania. The Cimbric migration event rocked the established order in the region by devastating the Eastern Celtic oppida-culture that had been dominant in the region for centuries. In particular, the Boii were hard hit, and while they survived the migration intact, their area had been severely depopulated and many of their oppida were destroyed. Seizing upon this, the Suebian confederacy (particularly the Marcomanni) expanded to the south, into the area now known as Saxony, and even into parts of modern Bavaria (former lands of the Boii). The Lugiones would ally with Rome against them, but it was to little avail.
Hence, around 80 BC the Lugiones were at something of an inflection point - still powerful, and not as weakened as many of the Eastern Celts, but threatened by their powerful West Germanic neighbors and the migrating East Germanics in Pomerania. By the 1st century AD, the Lugians were of an increasingly East Germanic character, with the people who would eventually be known as the Vandals being incorporated into their confederacy. Despite this, they were still the master ironworkers of Germania, and produced fine long swords and even fielded heavy cavalry (as indicated by the fine, long cavalry swords they produced, and perhaps by the importance of horse-gear in warrior burials). It would be from this ethnos that the fearsome East Germanic horsemen of the migration period emerged.
Warriors of the Lugiones, West Balts, and East Germanics
Infantry
Not yet "proven" in battle, these young men, aspiring to be full members of the tribe, seek glory and recognition from their kin in the thick of battle. As of yet untested by the hell of close combat, they are screening and picketing duties, and are equipped appropriately for the job. They would be the first ones to initiate the fight, by letting fly the first missiles to probe the enemy line for weaknesses and create a gap where the war-band might punch through.
In addition to their battlefield roles, such light infantry are invaluable raiders, their light equipment making it easy to raid the herds and farms of their enemies. No doubt this would be something that would prove their worth just as well, as bringing home an enemy's sheep would be infinitely more valuable to the tribe than an enemy's head.
NOTE: Given the almost identical function and equipment of the West Baltic and Germanic skirmishers, we have decided to incorporate them into the same unit.
Among the West Balts, a strong tradition exists of constant warfare, one that has thrived for some time in among the Lugians and has only grown more since the Cimbric migration. Every able-bodied, fully fledged member of the tribe is expected to stand in the battle-line. Lacking in any protection besides the shield-wall they form into, these men rely on those standing beside them to see them through the day, as all fight so that they may preserve their kith, kin, and kine.
As the West Baltic lands are at this time the leading production centers of iron, most men in the levy have a few iron-tipped frameae, but fashioned with the wide La Tene spearheads that would spell certain doom for anyone unlucky enough to receive a wound from them. They unleash a storm of such weapons before closing in for the bloody melee with heavy spears and a fierce charge.
Unlike the retainers, the Common Levy was not bound by ritual oath to stand and fight to the death, and might thus take to their heels should the gods' favor not be with them that day. Yet with the increasingly warlike climate following the Cimbric migration and subsequent Germanic expansionism, the contests such troops took part in became less and less like the ritualized warfare of tradition and more a brutal struggle for survival. Such men became more resolute and proficient warriors, who would put up a bitter fight to the last.
Those not deemed full-fledged members of a tribe in Germania are typically not allowed to carry a spear or similar armament. That said, they are still made to serve in the defense of the tribe, an opportunity for such men to prove themselves worthy. Hence, these men go to war as slingers and archers, with nothing but a hunting knife for self-defense should the enemy manage to close with these men.
These particular men head to battle with a sling and a good number of stones. While not regarded very highly by their comrades, they do what they do well, and can pick off a number of men at a good distance. Their attacks ignore armor, making them highly valuable again well-armored troops of the Celts and Romans, but they are not as accurate nor as damaging as archers.
NOTE: Given the almost identical function and equipment of the West Baltic and Germanic slingers, we have decided to incorporate them into the same unit.
Those not deemed full-fledged members of a tribe in Germania are typically not allowed to carry a spear or similar armament. That said, they are still made to serve in the defense of the tribe, an opportunity for such men to prove themselves worthy. Hence, these men go to war as slingers and archers, with nothing but a hunting knife for self-defense should the enemy manage to close with these men.
These particular men head to battle with a long bow and a good number of arrows. While not regarded very highly by their comrades, they do what they do well, and can pick off a number of men at a good distance, though their arrows aren't quite as damaging as javelins. That said, they are not very effective against well-armored units, and shouldn't waste their ammunition against such troops.
NOTE: Given the almost identical function and equipment of the West Baltic and Germanic archers, we have decided to incorporate them into the same unit.
Tautāginai (West Baltic Retainer Infantry) - "Defenders of the Tribe"
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In the dark forests of Germania, a man's worth is measured not by the size of his war-chest, but the size of his war-band, the group of loyal followers sworn to protect him, in return for ale, plunder, and fame. Fierce and hardy men, they live by the fruits of their weapons, the javelin and the spear. With these they unleash a terrible hail of death and close in for a brutal contest at close quarters.
For these fine fighters, there is little to look forward to but the song and glory of war, though they may yet rise along with their chief. They eagerly follow their headman into the breach, for it is a dishonor to not match his valor in battle, as much as it is for him to not be the most valorous of them all. Lest their lord-friend be taken, spear-tip and iron, they fight to the last, and will fall in the line gladly should the same happen to him, for there is no greater disgrace than to survive the chief in battle.
In the dark forests of Germania, a man's worth is measured not by the size of his war-chest, but the size of his war-band, the group of loyal followers sworn to protect him, in return for ale, plunder, and fame. The more successful and/or wealthier warbands typically have a good number of swordsmen among their ranks. While not as valuable against cavalry or as effective in a shieldwall, swordsmen have an advantage in the swirling melee that many battles devolve into, and as such are a valuable asset for any army.
For these fine fighters, there is little to look forward to but the song and glory of war, though they may yet rise along with their chief. They eagerly follow their headman into the breach, for it is a dishonor to not match his valor in battle, as much as it is for him to not be the most valorous of them all. Lest their lord-friend be taken, spear-tip and iron, they fight to the last, and will fall in the line gladly should the same happen to him, for there is no greater disgrace than to survive the chief in battle.
NOTE: Given the almost identical function and equipment of the West Baltic and Germanic swordsmen, we have decided to incorporate them into the same unit.
Xaðuberanez (Germanic Clubmen) - "Battle-Bears"
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Among the many weapons wielded by the warriors of Germania, none are more primitive or simply brutal as the club. While one might now laugh at the choice to wield such a weapon in an age when iron tools of war are becoming increasingly common, the speed, strength, and technique with which these men wield their weapons makes one forget how simple they truly are!
The choice to wield a club goes beyond practical reasons - it's also an expression of the religious affiliation of these men. The great thunder-gods of contemporary Germanic and Baltic peoples - Þunraz and Perkwūnas - both wielded clubs as their weapons of choice. Hence, these clubmen may have been part of the cult of the thunder-god, and sought to imitate their deity in battle.
Typically, they form in a wedge formation, designed to break a hole in the enemy line with a powerful charge. This is aided by the fact that their heavy clubs give momentum to their charge, and they are naturally powerful and strong men - a good strike would break an enemy's shield, break several bones, or crush his skull. This and their bearskin cloaks give them a fierce reputation and appearance, which helps carry the enemy before them.
NOTE: Since the club troops of the Lugiones and Sweboz equipped themselves in a similar manner with identical weapons, we have decided to combine them into one unit.
Darkness falls. The camp is made, dinner has been had, and the men begin to snuff out their candles so that they might go to sleep. You hear the faintest rustle of leaves, but assure yourself that it is nothing more than a deer. Suddenly, you hear a gasp, and a body slumps to the ground. You rush outside, to see what has happened, fearing the guard has choked on a piece of the meat. But no - he is lying on the ground, blood spilling from his throat. As if this were a living nightmare, two demonic beings stalk the ground in front of you, their shields the color of their painted bodies, a hungry look in their eyes. You draw your sword, but it is too late - a spear thrust has found its mark. As you fall to the ground, you look into his eyes, the only thing you can see against the night around you. "Labanaktis" he says, as he thrusts downward into your neck.
These are the Harii, the most feared among all warriors in Germania. They fight with shield and body painted black, but aside from this their equipment does not differ much from typical Germanic warriors. They forgo the use of the javelin in favor of a single-edged shortsword, an ideal weapon with which to finish an enemy at close quarters in the night. With this and their skill with the spear, they make sure that few, if any, live to tell of the time they lived out their nightmares.
Few are the Germanic and Baltic warlords who can claim the sort of wealth or success required to equip their retainers with mail, or attract men with such equipment into the heireðaz. Such men would very likely be among the leaders of large tribes such as the Mergomannez, Heruskōz, or Burai. Because if anything is true about the world of the West Germanics and Balts, it is that might is right - regardless of the cunning of the man, he must have a loyal band of armed followers if he is to achieve great power and status in a world marked by continuous conflict.
These are the finest footmen to be found in the North. Like the vast majority of their comrades, the fight in the shield-wall as elite line troops, but carry swords as a weapon should their spear break, or the fight degenerate into an unorganized frenzy. It is in such a situation that they truly excel, able to carry the day against great odds with superior panoply and determination.
NOTE: Since the elite troops of the Lugiones and Sweboz equipped themselves in a similar manner with identical weapons, we have decided to combine them into one unit.
Cavalry
Kamnitninkai (West Baltic Retainer Cavalry)
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Since times long forgotten, the West Balts have kept small herds of horses on the plains of the Vistula, Narew, and Bug, as aids in herding, but also as steeds for battle. Since times long forgotten, horsemen have played but a secondary role in the warfare of the region - serving as scouts and clearing out enemy pickets, but not playing a decisive role in battle.
Since the Scythian incursion of the 5th century BC, however, the quality of the regions' steeds has steadily improved, as well-bred mounts from the steppes have been acquired over time as part of the amber trade and contact with nomadic groups to the east. Archaeology also indicates an increase in the importance of cavalry during the Przeworsk period, as equestrian equipment, including long swords, shows up increasingly in burials.
These men, however, do not wield long Celtic-influenced swords, but rather the single-edged swords more common in the region. Such weapons are cheaper to make, and nearly as effective in combat, very capable of carving a nasty gash in any opponent. And though their sword and horse are their marks of pride, it is their fearsome spears that make these men highly effective horsemen. The broad head showing clear Celtic influence, a successful hit from such a weapon is nearly a guaranteed kill. For protection, these men wear leather helmets and cuirasses and carry large bossed shields - more clear signs of La Tene culture.
While far from heavy cavalry, they pack a far more fearsome charge and follow-up than the light horse characteristic of their West Germanic neighbors. These lesser nobles and their retainers are not the heavy horsemen that the wealthier nobles and their companions are, and should not be used as such. Their task is not to break the enemy line, but to sweep aside light troops, put those to flight, and turn on the weakest points of an enemy's line - the flanks and rear.
Born out of the ashes of the Pomeranian culture, the Przeworsk culture was one of two Baltic cultures that flourished during Roman Iron Age. With the introduction of Celtic ironworking techniques, metallurgy flourished, to the extent that the Przeworsk area could be called the "Armamentarium Europae Barbarorum."
Since the Scythian incursion of the 5th century BC, the quality of the regions' steeds had steadily improved, as well-bred mounts from the steppes were acquired over time through contact with the nomadic east. Archaeology also indicates an increase in the importance of cavalry during the Przeworsk period, as equestrian equipment, including long swords, shows up increasingly in burials. The wealth required to field such heavy horsemen can be attributed to the amber trade which passed through Lugian lands.
Despite advances in metallurgy, metal armour was still rare, reserved for those who imported it or won it in battle from Celts and Romans. With a long lance in one hand and a heavy shield in the other, these men bravely charge into battle, and slash their opponents to pieces with a long cavalry sword. It was from these men that the East Germanic cavalry tradition of later times would be born.
We hope you have enjoyed this preview of the Lugiones. Happy Easter to all!
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Courtesy of Finn MacCumhaill. Though this guy isn't actually a Lugian :oops:
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wowzers!! very impressive, makes me want to start a sweboz campaign almost
Splendid job mate!
an idea for indian/indo unit... one of those masked mounted warriors but on foot! the coolest looking units in EB are mounted only; Bactrian Catas, Indo-Iranian Cav, etc. I'm sure there is historical support for those type of armoured men serving as on foot bodyguards? Plus bringing those masked warriors from distant lands is scary as hell and a cool 'gimmick' when they are brought to fight in the West.
also; for the units that are staying the same, are there going to be reskins? the Sertoriani units that are Lusotan crossovers seem to be still using the same exact skin and color scheme. they will be re skinned right? not even a rehaul like theurophoroi
about the sertorinai anubis is the right men to ask.
Also thanks to gg2 you have a easter preview. The units are splendid and perhaps in the nearfuture some surprises will come again.
Anyways happy easter to you all and enjoy the Lugiones preview.
Nah, i see no need for reskining those units, as they seem imho some of the best in EB in terms of quality to me. We really need our skinners to work on new units, rather then wasting their (his) time on old units that look good :)Quote:
Originally Posted by fomalhaut
I haven't been onto NoM forum in a while, focusing on school and EB2, but I have more time now that the term is over, send me a PM if there is something I can help with.
There's a vague memory of sth about Gaul in my mind... :clown: IIRC you said you would do something there when you'd had the timeQuote:
Originally Posted by Tanit
Oh yeah! I forgot about that. I will be trying my hand at skinning an EB2 unit for the first time the next couple of days, but later this week I will present you with my thoughts on the matter.
what kind of tuts and programs would i need to learn to skin? I'm getting on summer vacation here in a month and only a few things will on my table, working/workingout/reading and i would love to be able to meaningfully contribute. this IS a long term project after all and i am assuming there will be multiple versions so any learning i'd have to do could help eventually.
thanks/gratia/danke
Damn, now I dont know what to play 1st: the sertoriani or the lugiones :P
And the other preview also are pretty cool!
Guess you'll like our newEast Celticum, new stuff!
Sure I will, bring it on :beam:
Sertoriani faction is going to kick a**! i will march to Rome, Jerusalem, Persia.
is Sertorius going to have the most starting command stars? or will Pompey?
Sulla will be the one at the beginning to have the most stars imho...Quote:
Originally Posted by fomalhaut
do you truly believe Sulla could defeat Sertorius? i mean, he surely has more slimey, dirty, rotten, subterfuge points but that's because one is a dirty politician and the other is a noble statesmen *sertorius you are so dreamy*
lol
Sertorius is as dirty, if not more, since he doing some certain shady blatant briberies (so enemy army backstab their former employer) and extortion against both his fellow Romans and Iberians :clown:Quote:
Originally Posted by fomalhaut
all Politics and power are dirty
Yet you think kings should rule people? :inquisitive:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cute Wolf
~Jirisys ()
it's better to let a dedicated section of society to nobly sacrifice themselves by playing with dirty politics. Mob rules means all person in that society will be dirty, and that's bad for society.Quote:
Originally Posted by jirisys
Don't mess with anarchists, I don't think you're ready for the deep end of the pool yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cute Wolf
ah i love justifications for plutocracy, we can legitimate the darndest things with these brains of ours
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Originally Posted by fomalhaut
Spoiler Alert, click show to read:
Nero, Caligula, Commodus, Heliogabalus and Caracalla approve the idea of monarchy, and they feel sorry that Cute Wolf was not their true servant.
Please, stop the offtopic.
PS
The concept of Lugii Symbol came out of this archaeological finding
I have my very own kingdom in the far east, remember? :grin:
yeah yeah... stop the offtopic
Good news: working alpha again!
Bad news: You can't see it :p
Good News: :2thumbsup::2thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by gamegeek2
Bad News: :shame:
did they release a preview download
Looks very cool, cant wait to play! Looking most forward to playing as Romani and Pontos!
@ and i agree that Sulla would probably have the most stars starting as the Romans
Sertorius or bust
I hope to see a cool Luso-Romano hybrid for Sertorius' general unit
"Sertorius or bust
I hope to see a cool Luso-Romano hybrid for Sertorius' general unit"
According to the preview:
Equites Devotionum (Consecrated Horsemen)
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This is the bodyguard unit of the Sertoriani. A superbly equiped, loyal to the death cavalry unit, these men are the finest horsemen in this part of the world. They are armoured from head to toe, with even the face being under a mask, in order to cause fear in the hearts of the enemy. Along with the Elite Celtiberian Spearmen and the Ambakaro, these men were the fiercest warriors of the Sertoriani, a cause of great fear for the Roman generals sent to fight against Sertorius and his followers. There are numerous reports of Sertorius with his followers being in the thickest part of battle, with all odds against them, and still winning, or at least finding a way out. Nothing can stand in the way of this men if they are used correctly, and winning in the Sertoriani campaing may very well depend on your use of these devoted soldiers.
Ah, I missed this thread :')
~Jirisys ()
4 months since last preview? :no:
I gess it due to work in MP (I'll be back soon to it) but still its a pity, since this was looking so great!
Patience is rewarded in kind.Quote:
Originally Posted by LusitanianWolf
:jawdrop::jawdrop::jawdrop::jawdrop::jawdrop::jawdrop:Quote:
Originally Posted by gamegeek2
it's the perfect unit. there's no way that costs any less than like 5,000 bucks, because that baby there would destroy entire many morae of spartan hoplites
:stare: This unit is a god. :stare:
oh my gods this is awsome nice works guys
The latest units Finn is making are indeed incredible... Wait till you see the others :D
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Whoops, I guess you see the name on this one!
Its called Paused? :PQuote:
Whoops, I guess you see the name on this one!
I can already imagine little romans running away in panic :yes:
Very beautifull unit :2thumbsup:
Beautiful coastal map (see the mini-map).
Here is a unit that I have done from the zero, from the cylinder actually.
Attentive readers admit that the tattoos were taken from the Finding Blue by Catherine Cartwright Jones (EB2 Pritanoi preview made us familiar with this work) http://www.tapdancinglizard.com/findingblue/index.html
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Nitpicking this may be, but if he swings lefty, shouldn't the falx be on the other side?Quote:
Originally Posted by gamegeek2
Otherwise, everything looks beautiful! Good work guys!
One more candy.
After messing up with creating some higher quality models, it comes out smth like this:
Spoiler Alert, click show to read:
And here you can see the details
Spoiler Alert, click show to read:
Nice, good work!!!!! :2thumbsup:
But that Briton seems kinda.. sad. Why is it? XD
He's not sad. It's his dimples.Quote:
Originally Posted by LusitanianWolf
He looks awfully weird. Sex-offender weird.
~Jirisys ()