Pahlava reform guide.

**kambiz** · 08-23-2009, 17:46

Regarding the name of this faction ,actually Atraphoenix is correct.
If you ask an ordinary Iranian that "What do you know about "Pahlaviān or "Parthava" or "Parthoi" ? He would probably asks you "What are they?" or thinks you are talking about the last dynasty before the islamic revolution in Iran. However ,If you ask "What do you know about "Aškānīān" or "Pārthiān" ? he would definately responds you with joy that "It's one of the great iranian ancient dynasties in iran & ...". because they are mostly known in iran as "Aškāni dynasty which were parthian iranians" as it is teached this way in schools and books. Just to make it clear :-)

@Atraphoenix
Shoma ham Irani hasti???

**Atraphoenix** · 08-23-2009, 18:41

Originally Posted by kambiz

@Atraphoenix
Shoma ham Irani hasti???

Sorry but I do not understand Persian, I am just a humble Georgian, who lives and work in Turkey.
I like the Persian History because many times it has a connection with my own nation.
We have been living on this land together for more than 4 millenia.

**athanaric** · 08-23-2009, 19:03

A simple and yet very helpful guide.

Would that it had been online earlier. I prolonged my campaign by screwing up the build order (which leads to reform failure).
Pahlava reforms take a loooong time to implement but are still great fun, at least for people who focus as much on economy and infrastructure as I do.

If, like me, you get frustrated at the general lack of management skills with Pahlavan FMs, the ability to build schools will be particularly satisfying. Being able to build stone walls is nice too.

Don't forget the paved roads - perhaps the most important "building" in EB (because they substantially boost trade, law, and movement alike). A good idea - unless you desperately need barracks - is make paved roads and schools a top priority as soon as the reformed government is in place. I've found that Pahlavân FMs get really great ancillaries from academy buildings, e.g. the Dadwar judge (sp?).

**Vasiliyi** · 08-25-2009, 01:23

Nice work. If I ever decided to play as the Parni, ill definatly study up on this guide.

**kambiz** · 08-26-2009, 15:41

Originally Posted by Atraphoenix

Sorry but I do not understand Persian, I am just a humble Georgian, who lives and work in Turkey.
I like the Persian History because many times it has a connection with my own nation.
We have been living on this land together for more than 4 millenia.

Uh Sorry mate I thought you are an iranian

But as you said ,there's no difference as both nations are so close to eachothers ,especially in ancient times we were just like cousins