Europa Barbarorum FAQ

**KozaK13** · 01-18-2009, 01:05

What do the celt's reforms do?

**bovi** · 01-18-2009, 09:38

Originally Posted by KozaK13

What do the celt's reforms do?

Change the units you have available for recruitment.

**KozaK13** · 01-18-2009, 19:07

thanks

**Βελισάριος** · 01-28-2009, 08:27

I'm just curious about a little something.
I've been reading some of the AARs on the forum (loved the Makedonian ones), and I have kind of an idea about what these things are.

But my questions are: What does AAR stand for? Who does them (seems like anyone)? What's the point/idea behind the concept? And maybe a little explanation as to what they are would be welcome.

**SwissBarbar** · 01-28-2009, 09:11

AAR means After Action Report or After Action Review. It's done by everyone who has the time and nerves to make up an idea, write all that text and taking screenshots.

The point behind the concept is, to share one's experiences with other EB-Players. Some AAR's are interactive and the readers can guide the writer. Othere are just like reports or tales told by witnesses of the happenings, that are being written about. (Read the new AAR with the rhyming bard, very good idea!)

You know, EB is not only about just pumping units and conquering the world - of course unless this is, what makes the most fun to you - but it's about Roleplaying Characters, Civil Wars and destenies of Empires. No one will ever play f.e. a makedonian Campaign the way you do. And you will never play an Arverni Campaign the way I play it. That's the reason, why we share those stories and epic tales with each other. Would be a shame, if they'd just be played and forgotten forever, wouldn't it?

Any AAR is welcome, for we like to read the stories of others. Maybe you should give it a try? Since you've read several AAR you surely have an idea how this could look like. If you made up sth. entirely new - the more imaginative the better.

**Βελισάριος** · 01-28-2009, 17:32

Thank you kindly.

And yes, I will write an AAR. But I want to write one that hasn't been done before. I've already read two Makedon ones and that's the campaign I'm currently running.