I'm not 100% sure. It might be the link. I've changed settings etc to try and limit the spam posts, but it's hard to find the exact spot where we have as few spam posts as possible, but also no issues for genuine forum members, so sometimes topics/posts are held for moderator approval which shouldn't. As soon as a moderator has time to approve it it should show up though

I see there are some typo corrections, which reminds me I did propose some in More specifically (the first a typo, the last 3 mix up plural with singular): -Tyrtean Paeans -> Tyrtaean Paeans. -Perioikoi Hoplite -> Perioikos Hoplite. -Perioikoi Cavalryman -> Perioikos Cavalryman. -Skiritai Commando -> Skirites Commando.   And the most necessary (upcoming) fixes regarding the Athenians: -In the civ description, “fell in 330 BC” should be “fell in 338 BC”: a mistake regarding the Battle of Chaeronea. -Catafalque names should be given in two lines: for the Athenian one I’m reading “THENIAN CATAFALQ” because it’s in one long line. Those given in two lines look much better, being kept inside their crest. The Germanic one is missing “Germanic”. Maybe these obvious things should be posted somewhere else? And why is this even posted as "Hidden"?

No we started working on both when we reached Feature freeze for R28

In there is says: "Development started by Wildfire Games on 2025-10-14" Did they start 29 before they release 28? Or did someone forget to update it?

@lilypoppy, I'm not sure what's going on with that writing format, but it took me a lot of time to try to edit a quote, just to lose everything like 3 times just by doing CTRL+Z on text that wasn't even in the quote. Also, I wonder if you are tagging incorrectly, since I saw your post by chance, it doesn't appear in my notifications, and also I didn't see it under Unread Content, which is even weirder... Anyway, regarding potential allies, the source states that the Romans hired the Celtiberians (Belli and Titthi) against the Lusitanians, even after the death of Gaius Vetilius. It's later on that Viriathus detached them "from their allegiance to the Romans". I'd say first read all that's said there about Viriathus, and then think about how you want to organise the whole campaign. I wonder if you really have to limit yourself to just 3 scenarios. Also, the Vettones are pre-Celtic, like the Lusitanians (both were usually allies), thus not Celtiberians (although some claim otherwise, but doesn't seem the main view). All of them appear in this map (these things might not appear on ancient sources, you have to read modern texts also):