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You can find the new version of my mod on mod.io: https://mod.io/g/0ad/m/earth-maps These are the files of this map. The file mordor.json goes in: ~/.local/share/0ad/mods/user/maps/random/rmbiome/mordor/ for linux. middle-earth.json middle-earth.js mordor.json

A proposed upgrade for Han houses: The Tower House +5 population bonus +5 vision range +1 projectile (short ranged attack added)

We understand that the developers are volunteers and that they don't owe the players anything, but you have to admit that currently game hosting isn't convenient for a variety of reasons (IPv4 CGNAT issues, P2P etc.) if anything players hacking their own solution by paying for their own servers to host the game should be at the very least tolerated. In my opinion the game develops very slowly (that's how open source community driven works) and human nature implies that if you people aren't given an option they'll come up with their own solutions and they can't be blamed for that. I don't see how a single player creating a single dedicated account to host games is any different than a player forgetting his credentials and creating another account to host games, especially considering that it was done with no malicious intent and with well thought safe guards (spam protection, moderator player system etc.) So far everyone who played on those hosted servers had a great experience and they're pushing back on your decision (and rightfully so) because they see how a very efficient and convenient way of playing the game is being taken away from them over technicalities. As for what should be done next I think uff (and other selected players) should be allowed to host a fixed number of server instances (at least 1, more if the mods allow it) since so far it's only been positive until a true functioning headless 0ad server is released.

Biomes This map reconstructs the geography of Middle-earth on a real heightmap, divided into twelve climate zones that follow Tolkien's continental layout from north to south and west to east: Forodwaith (arctic), Angmar and the transitional Shire–Lothlórien border (alpine), the Shire and Lothlórien proper (temperate), Rhûn and Rohan (steppe), Gondor (Aegean/Mediterranean), Mordor and East Mordor, and North Harad and Harad (savanna and desert) to the south. Each zone is painted with its own biome, giving the continent genuinely different terrain textures, vegetation, and wildlife rather than a single palette reused everywhere: pine-covered alpine slopes around Angmar, temperate forest and farmland in the Shire, open steppe grassland across Rohan and Rhûn, Mediterranean scrubland in Gondor, and a dedicated custom biome for Mordor itself, distinguishing it visually and ecologically from the surrounding desert and steppe zones. Player starting positions are placed avoiding deliberately Mordor, keeping it a hostile, resource-marginal region rather than a viable base location, in keeping with its role in the source material. Visually, the map uses a warm, slightly desaturated sun tone against cool blue-green water, cumulus skies, and a light HDR tonemap with reduced saturation and moderate bloom, aiming for a muted, epic tone rather than the high-saturation look of the default temperate presets. Source materials Thanks to u/enpremi for his heightmap: https://www.reddit.com/r/lotr/comments/1avfmuw/high_resolution_middleearth_heightmap_link_in/ and to u/William_MM for the climate division https://www.reddit.com/r/imaginarymaps/comments/c5mzt9/oc_climate_map_of_middleearth/ This is my rielaboration for 0 A.D. base-1000.svg It is a 1000×1000 Inkscape overlay traced on top of the source heightmap, with one labeled rectangle per region (Forodwaith, Angmar, Shire, Lorien, Rhûn, Rohan, Gondor, Mordor, East Mordor, North/South Harad). Pixel coordinates read off this overlay were converted to the fractional `Vector2D` bounds (`fractionToTiles(...)`) hardcoded in `middle-earth.js`. It has no in-game role. Labels in .svg and in the .js script are informal working notes (a few are Italian).

Hey everyone! I’m back with more news about my mod, World Rising! I’m currently working on implementing the Yayoi culture, and one of my main goals is to make players truly feel their civilization evolving gradually throughout the match. When you advance from the Jomon to the Yayoi, I currently plan to keep the buildings from the previous culture in your city. This way, progression won’t simply replace everything instantly. The old buildings will remain functional and will even be able to produce units from the previous culture. It will be entirely up to the player to decide when it’s time to destroy them, replace them with new Yayoi buildings, or even keep some of them. I want this transition to make each city tell its own story, mixing old and new elements as the civilization evolves. It’s completely up to the player to decide what to do with their city! The Yayoi buildings are still not all finished. Since this culture represents a more advanced period, I’m adding a lot more detail to the buildings, both in their architecture and in the smaller decorative elements. And personally, I think the results are looking incredible! =D There’s still a lot more to show, and I’ll be bringing you more development updates very soon. For now, enjoy these images! And please leave a comment! I’d really love to know what you think. Opinions, suggestions, criticism, and compliments are always welcome, as all of your feedback helps a lot with the development of World Rising. Thank you so much to everyone who has been following and supporting the project! More World Rising updates coming soon!

The concern about "protecting privacy and security" doesn't feel entirely convincing, given that the current hot-seat setup already leaves privacy and security largely in the hands of the players. For instance, anyone hosting a game can see connecting IP addresses and can already run the game on a modified host anyway. As for the second account, it didn't seem like uff was trying to hide anything, especially since the username was so similar to his main one. It looks like he only did it to work around current system limitations so he could actually host and play at the same time. I actually had similar ideas about setting up my own hosts, but I didn't want to pay for a GPU-enabled hosting service, and I haven't yet found the time to modify the engine. Specifically, it requires decoupling XMPP from the GUI in C++, exposing the Lobby API to headless mode, and writing an autostart JS script to manage the server without rendering. IMHO, volunteer-run hosts significantly improve matchmaking queue times, ultimately making the game much more accessible to everyone.

A stone theater was not built in either Sparta or Thebes until Hellenistic times. Prior to that, both cities had wooden theaters. The current stone theater/sanctuary model can be used as an Atlas object. For base game, half of the Spartan Theatron's cost could be in Wood. @Obskiuras, would you like to create a concept?

I found a different reference for a stage, which I prefer. It has a stone building in it, but the whole structure still looks "rustic" enough I think. Still a wip, so UVs, props and all that small stuff are incomplete. If I'm on the wrong track it's good to know early though, so what do you think?

Hello, I am the one who had first ported over the standalone Zapotec mod for Empires Ascendant from 0.26 to 0.27. Recently, I had not only ported over to 0.28, but also finalized all the unfinished aspects, such as missing progression actor/templates for the mercs and the zapotec scout units. Yes, even the lack of cavalry is not an impediment anymore, though you'll have to try it yourself or have someone else try it against you to see what I mean . For those who wish to try it: https://github.com/Yet-Again-He/0ad_zapoteca_0.28 As fun as playing the mod has been, that is not the point of this post. In finishing the mod, I had also finished an ambitious goal for it, one still incomplete for even some of the base 0ad factions: I made a voice pack for it. It is a full voice pack made with real people for the basic commands as well as alternate phrases for some of them. As a result of this, two ideas have come into my head. 1.): I can submit the audio for the Delenda Est mod so that their Zapotec faction (the original foundation for the standalone) can have voices. 2.): As far as I am aware, the zapotec faction is complete and designed for full integration into standard gameplay, even down to having edited duplicates of various json files so that I am not making unnecessary original technologies/auras. This means that theoretically, the Zapotecs could be added with minimal fuss into Empires Ascendant. So I wish to ask. Who do I talk to about potentially adding the voice pack for Delenda Est, and who can I talk to about the possibility of Zapotecs for the base game?

I have made some changes for ideation - specifically: Eye of Horus icon button: This toggles a gameStatus panel on/off gameStatus Panel: Displays the time elapsed and ceasefire remaining (as the current dev overlay does) Displays any win conditions that may be enabled i.e. relics, wonders, last man standing, regicide Displays the coundown timers for wonder win and relic win Key combination Ctrl-Alt toggles the panel No icons to the left of each line as yet Also ignore my coloring of the other two icons as that is from another part of my mod that wouldn't apply to this.

I just thought of documenting all these stuff, I don't even have pictures (I'll add them later) 1. Trump Wall As athens you can get a nice research in the sanate that gives you the ability to place walls in neutral territory. this way you can basically partition the entire map in two piece. with Themoclydes or whatever that hero's name is,he gives half construction time and 30% less cost so it's even better. do note that this works very well against annoying cav mfs. also a point to note is to not start to build walls directly from neutral territory. start building them from your territory otherwise the walls you build will fall to gaia. this way you have a literal wall which can act as a root for making storehouses in random places,or making entire forts and stables and barracks and basically a new frkn base without a cc. do note that this costs a shitton of stone and a fair amount of manpower for both gathering and building. so in most cases it's best not to do this,but it's very fun 2. BAKE SOME CITY GUARDS ingredients: Athen civ, Barrack, Hoplite Tradition research, Athenian Hoplites process: P2 Hoplite tradition then bake your Hoplites in the oven (barracks) for about 3 minutes. and voila! you will have fresh champions for barely half the cost! and even before p3! ready to invade with the rest of your army!! it's actually a very strong strat so you can actually do this one quite a lot of times and situations 3. Hippo smash (by now you might have guessed what my fav civ is and who's really the biggest worshipper of Athena) in phase 2,you can invade with peltast mercs, Hippocrates,and a primary citizen spear army with Hoplite tradition. make sure to get the hoplite tradition, and in the forge get the pierce resistance as well as ranged attack damage buffs this strategy focus on constantly bombarding your enemy. the hippo is a very underrated hero,you can spam healers with that hero and your army can be nigh immortal,filled with rank 3 and city guards in little time if the enemy doesn't pay attention. works best against noobs who don't know how to counter. pictures and more troll strats coming soon!!

I've been working on a new feature to add to the game. The idea is to provide an easy way to preserve our hotkeys, create templates, and quickly switch between them. Potentially export presets into a plain text file. I currently have a basic implementation that covers the minimum functionality: duplicating and deleting hotkey presets, while always keeping a Default Preset as a baseline. The presets are stored in binaries\data\mods\public\moddata\hotkeypresets.json (in theory, this would be mods/user in a compiled redistributable version). Just like with user.cfg, this .json file only stores hotkeys that differ from the default hotkeys. Initially, I wanted to use an INI-style file structure, but I'm not sure if there is an equivalent function to WriteJSONFile for that. I chose this location because it is already included in the whitelist, so I can avoid making changes to the Engine. I also didn't want to use user.cfg and add dozens of extra lines to it. So basically, the code adds a .json file that stores, reads, and modifies hotkey presets, and then copies/applies the active hotkeys to user.cfg. As for mods that interact with hotkeys, the idea is to change the current workflow as little as possible. So if there are any details I should take into account from a modding perspective, please let me know. Do you think this functionality would be useful to have? And, especially for the devs, does this seem like an appropriate approach, or would you recommend a better alternative?

We need ideas for Han Xin and Wu Han. Global Aura, a Ranged Aura, a Special Technology, and an Upgrade (usually to a mount, but sometimes some other kind of upgrade, such as Empress Dowager for Empress Lu).

Yes, I also was thinking this, considering that the snowballing increase and formation depreciation are good arguments against the whole idea. Still, I'm somewhat in favour of it, more as to set in place the mechanism (for mods to tinker with), and because it's good that new players realise there are things going on besides what's obvious in most RTS. I was thinking then that: -All penalties should be minor, and apply only for very low HP (thus present gameplay is not that drastically changed). -Lowering attack speed (or/and damage) first, and later movement speed (something like at 30% and 15% of HP, or whatever makes sense). -That wouldn't "make hunting overly easy", but it has also been proposed to make animals faster (and weaker), which would work hand in hand. -It would indeed work hand in hand with my proposal of "use an area as target", which was intended to be applied also to many other things. -Would make healers more useful and retreats possible (except for those who are too wounded... understandably). -Penalised units should be sent to the back of formations, whose speed should not be affected by them (they should struggle to keep up instead). -In conclusion, things would mostly "behave as expected", except on extreme circumstances, which is useful for some variation in tactics. That issue has the worse consequence of making some things really funky, but I don't think penalising a bit very hurt units is such an over-realistic game-averse concept as many other concept would be.

We now try to release roughly at the same date each year. We don't wait till all issues with that milestone get implemented. We would push them back. Almost certainly there will be no new civ in the next release.

What do y'all think of adding Empress Lu Zhi for a hero? She was a very strong ruler, brutal even. And then, how she'd look in her Empress Dowager form:

Looks amazing! I can't wait to try it out lol. My only critique is that the hay roofs look a bit too shiny; from a distance (like in your last picture) they look more like metal than hay.

I've been working on a custom random map for 0 A.D. inspired by the continent of Tamriel. It uses a real heightmap to recreate the shape of the landmass, then splits it into distinct climate zones that roughly mirror the regions from the source material: from snowy tundra in the north, to alpine terrain, arid deserts, temperate woodlands, and tropical jungle in the south. The heightmap source is: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/573 And I used a simplified version of this work for biomes: I want to thanks both the creators of these artworks. This is the result: And now the sources: tamriel.json tamriel.js You can find it on https://mod.io/g/0ad/m/earth-maps, version 0.28.4

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Ok, I checked on Google Earth for scenario 1 of the battle. It takes place between Point A (Cueva de la Pileta ) and Point B (Serranía de Ronda). The area looks a lot like a mix of Hindu Kush Skirmish and Zagros Mountains Skirmish. I'm attaching the photos.

It is not the original version but is based on the Hyrule Revival mod. The structures were created using the Atlas terrain tool.

Thanks! Glad you like it All done: All the shields, armor and helmets are defined in tropaion_post.xml (so it's basically a small tropaion). I've added all kind of spartan shields: We can easily add or cut out any asset to match historical accuracy tropaion_0.28.1.zip

Three versions ago? Maybe? Supposedly? It was communicated then. I never paid attention to it, but I believe @guerringuerrin.

@Thalatta The actor actually uses several variations, so that it can be all things at once.

What's funny is that I have to approve my own posts. lol

I think it is pretty nice! and you can presumably share custom hotkey setups as a .txt file. I think it is useful, and simple enough that it fits with the existing intrastructure.

Unfrotunately i cannot give two hearts

https://gitea.wildfiregames.com/0ad/0ad/issues/9142

I think surely all special techs and hero techs will be unique, while standard technologies will stay common. For instance, I just committed a big change to the Ministry with an all-new tech tree and all-new tech icons, while the common Forge tech icons remain the same as other civs. A nice improvement for techs and their icons would be to allow a _civ or {civ} element in the icon line of tech files: https://gitea.wildfiregames.com/0ad/0ad/issues/8734 This would allow for techs to look unique in the UI, but underneath still be common among civs.

Indeed this should not happen, but I also think siege towers should be used for what they were actually used. Then, some other things would need to be changed, like making siege towers extremely slow and expensive.

thanks guys! now its working, now i will look forward for contributions.

https://www.moddb.com/mods/maori-0-ad/downloads/maori-0-ad-v110 This is my first 0AD mod and was originally part of a uni project. It adds new techs, buildings, and units to the game like the Pa or Waka. I would be keen to do some future updates to it, so any feedback is definitely appreciated!

I think firstly that walls must be made more useful and less buggy before another countermeasure to them (new Siege Tower features) is implemented. Walls need: 1. Environmental Snapping, such as to (very important) cliffs and impassable water edges, and to objects such as stone mines. 2. A health/cost/buildtime rebalance once they become more ubiquitous in multiplayer. The balance here will be crucial. Perhaps they should be slightly OP in most situations so that countermeasures such as Siege Towers (and other things? Undermines?) are warranted in the first place. 3. (not crucial) I'd like to add Sally Ports, which are like narrow "gates" but only allow one unit through at a time. So, they allow your units through and are more defensible than gates, but are allowed much lower passable bandwidth (and only let soldiers through, not civilian units, elephants, or siege weapons). Battle for Middle Earth II had these and they were nice. 4. I think the way archers "unturret" off of the wall is goofy-looking. Furthermore, which side of the wall they ungarrison to is not immediately clear nor easily controlled (if currently even possible at all?). We should fix this somehow. Maybe we can animate units running laterally across the wall's parapet to the nearest wall tower and ungarrisoning from those.

An interesting gamemode would be Score Victory, ie when a player reaches a certain score, or else when everyone resigns whoever has the highest score wins (the latter for MP games that need to be cut short). Presets could be 1000, 2000, 5000, 10000, 50000, 100000, etc. This mode would force players to focus on a healthy economy, and could even lead to pascifist games that's only goal is to reach the score first. After playing quite a few Multiplayer matches, I have found that this would be a useful, and interesting, victory condition. ATM the score for players at the end is basically useless, since score is irrelevant to whether you win or lose in all existing victory modes, and sometimes while playing MP I don't have time to finish a match, or ended up with a draw game, and one of us had to resign (creating an unfair win), whereas with the score victory, or even as a fallback alternative to when a player resigns, we could have seen who won. The issue for this topic: https://gitea.wildfiregames.com/0ad/0ad/issues/9128

If you want your mod to be available in the 0 A.D. mod downloader, you need to follow these steps. 1) Prepare your mod as explained in the Modding Guide. You should end up with a .zip file. If you created a .pyromod file, copy it and rename the copy to modname.zip so it can be uploaded on mod.io. 2) Sign up or login on mod.io. Go to Mods > Add Mod, and specify 0 A.D. in the field Game. Add all the information you want to make available for visitors. Complete the submission steps until your mod is shown as waiting for moderator approval. 3) When you are ready, send me a PM here on the forums, or an email. I will get the mod from mod.io, test it and take a look at its code. When I have checked the mod is not dangerous, I will sign the file. I will answer the PM/email with the signature. I can also report bugs in the mod, and mistakes you may have made when uploading the file on mod.io. I try to consistently dedicate Wednesday afternoons to mod signing. Important Notice: Wildfire Games signs mods in order to mitigate the attacks that can be conducted against file repositories and the clients that download from them. Signing a file does not imply that the mod is official, nor that Wildfire Games participated in its creation in any way. It does not mean that it is exempt of bugs or oversights either. The only guarantee signing brings is that the file you are downloading is exactly the one that the signatory tested. 4) I will put the signature in the metadata of the file on mod.io, then make the mod live. Right after this is done, your mod will appear in the mod downloader! Happy modding

Probably the whole theatre needs to be removed because it's inspired in its Roman phase. But many reconstructions of the Hellenistic phase show a tiled rooftop, maybe because it was too high by then, and after all the theologeion (stage for the gods) is just some "raised platform or upper level where gods and divine beings could appear and speak", not necessarily the roof of the skene. It could also be that they found tiles and reconstructed it like that, but maybe not the whole roof was tiled. One has to be careful with these reconstructions anyway. That buildings must be the same size as their upgrades is something that I think needs to be reconsidered at some point. The aesthetics you have used seemed fine to me, it's just to change the configuration of things, and then keep fine tuning. Regarding the theatre of Dionysus, I mentioned that the Oxford Dictionary states that "vases with scenes from Attic comedy from the late 5th and early 4th cents. suggest that by this time the stage was about a metre high with a flight of steps in the centre communicating with the orchestra", yet I never see this on reconstructions. With that in mind, there are the most complete and graphical sites I've come across: https://ancienttheatrescom.wpcomstaging.com and https://www.whitman.edu/theatre/theatretour/dionysos/Dionysus Evolution/html files/Home.htm. I'll be taking images and quotes from them and from The History of the Greek and Roman Theater, by M. Bieber, if I don't state the source. Starting with Athens, for an early theatre, the trapezoidal seat plan might be too early, as shown in https://www.whitman.edu/theatre/theatretour/dionysos/Dionysus Evolution/html files/Dionysus.Early.Classical.htm, where one can choose the different phases (again, just reconstructions): While this model I found around would be from a bit later (notice the crane resting behind): But regarding the bench configuration, "Dinsmoor and Caputo believe that it was polygonal", so an alternative is this: Bieber states that "Dinsmoor has given this form to the auditorium of the time of Nicias" (a peace treaty from 421 BC, somewhat early for the time frame of the game). "The spectators sat on wooden benches which, of course, had to be straight, but could be arranged as a polygon. The seats of honor (proedria) were of stone". Also, the skene "was transformed in time from a temporary building, a tent or log cabin, to a permanent stone building, beginning in the period of the peace of Nicias". The following reconstructions are for the 5th century BC (not much can be seen, it's just to have an idea to see how much they vary, and don't want to keep searching sources): Some of those are shown with better quality here: Where there's some debate if the skenotheke (long storehouse behind the skene) was made of wood or stone. This vase fragment shows how the skene would have looked like: So for the early stage, somewhere in the middle of what I've just shown could be considered. For a later stage, the Hellenistic phase should be used: And who knows where the theologeion is now. Bieber states about them that they "may have been occasionally a high platform built of wood", or "over a side building". Regarding Thebes (the Theatre of Phthiotidai Thebes refers to another city-state) there's the theatre at the The Sanctuary of the Kabeiroi, which is 8 km from the city (https://www.mthv.gr/en/beyond-the-museum/tour-in-boeotia/the-sanctuary-of-the-kaviroi), and was built between the 3rd and 1st c. BC (Hellenistic), and had no skene, but an altar in the middle of the orchestra, and it was more religious in nature (https://www.gtp.gr/TDirectoryDetails.asp?ID=14695). In the city itself, Pausanias in his Description of Greece states that "near the Proetidian gate is built a theater, and quite close to the theater is a temple of Dionysus surnamed Deliverer". Luckily I found The Topography of Thebes from the Bronze Age to Modern Times, by S. Symeonoglou, which states that "the only theater of Thebes was, in fact, 600 m north of the gates", but remains are hard to find because stone buildings were "stripped for reuse during the Early Christian and medieval periods", "the theater, which must have been quite large, has so completely disappeared that we can identify no more than its approximate location", "judging from the size of this space, the theater was quite large", "regarding the date of the original construction, the literary record provides no clue. It is likely that it was built at the same time as the temple of Dionysos Lysios, that is, in the Classical period. I can only speculate that the construction of a very large theater with stone seating would not have been possible before 446 B.C., though this does not exclude the possibility that there was an earlier theater built of less permanent material". Then he explains that the reason Pausanias "refers to it as "near" must be that, standing before the Proitides Gates, the theater was the largest, most important, and most easily visible monument in Greater Thebes". Also he mentions that (stone) theatre seats were found when excavating later monuments (supposedly built using them). All this would indicate an evolution similar to Athens, but now I wonder if for them it's necessary to have a wooden version (would be focusing too much on this, while ignoring other things). Regarding Sparta, the theatre "held mostly non-scenic contests and games in honor of Leonidas and other heroes. It had a Hellenistic high stage introduced at a late date and that only in the form of a wooden rolling stage which was stored in a skenotheke, a shed in the parodos, and wheeled out over tracks on play days. This happened probably not before the first century B.C.", so in the Late Hellenistic or Roman period, as I mentioned in my previous post, making it too late for inclusion. Still, Herodotus in his Histories states "it was the time of the Gymnopaidiai; and as Demaratos was a spectator of them", indicating that in 500 BC there was some kind of theatre. Untersuchungen an Griechischen Theatern by H. Bulle states that "ist schon aus der Überlieferung zu entnehmen, daß das Theater ursprünglich nur für nichtszenische Feste bestimmt war, die Gymnopädien, das Ballspiel der Knaben, die Pompe der Hyakinthien u. ä.", confirming a tradition of not having plays, but martial festivals. If wanted (and given that it would be the only choice), a simple wooden theatre could be considered, although it's impossible to guess how it would have looked like. Given that it's Sparta, and how it was used, I would make it at simple as possible, no stage of any kind, and maybe decorated with some weaponry. Anyway, given that the original point was to discuss a wooden Spartan theatre...

Thank you Thalatta and Lopess for your input and your ideas. I had a talk with the woman who voiced the female files, and she indicated she was willing to try it also for proto-zapotec. And now I do not have to undergo the process of acquiring the necessary equipment, programs, and knowledge how to use the aforementioned equipment and programs. Once I have the text for the commands, I can get this done within a month. Of course, this requires having the commands, a process that will take awhile. Any tips or help on the matter will be most appreciated. In the meantime, I hope you all have a wonderful start to your autumn!

against the AI, walls definitely helps. battering ram are quite stupid and attack the first thing in front of them, they get delayed a lot by walls. So you can treat the soldiers first, and the rams after. Archers can't do much against building, so basically man your towers, fortress, wall towers, and CV, and the archers will die out quite quickly. Attacking vs the AI, if you want to preserve your army as much as possible, taking one or 2 tour at the edge of their camp and manning them is very usefull. I understand this is of no use against other players

Buenos día o tardes; -Gracias a las referencias de @Obskiuras he visto que las tribus germánicas tenían una riqueza cultural tal, que con una sola facción germana sería muy difícil abarcar todo, de ahí que ahora os presente 3: -Aquí les dejo un adelanto: Címbrios: (Hay edificios remodelados como; Las casas, las barracas ,las murrallas ,eltemplo, el establo y el almacén , además de edificios nuevos como la asamblea ,el campamento y la maravilla y una nueva textura que incluye las de la maravilla y los nuevos edificios culturales) 1.Centro cívico---------------------(Mōtahūsą ) 2.casas------------------------------(Hús ) 3.Almacén--------------------------(Skammijō ) 4.Alquería--------------------------(Salją) 5.Huerto----------------------------(Felþu) Trigo 6.Corral-----------------------------(Hagjō) 1. cerdo----------------------Swīną 2. obeja----------------------Sauðīz 7.Puerto-----------------------------(Habnō) 8.Cuartel----------------------------(Harjabergaz ) 9.Galería de tiro--------------------(skutą gardaz ) 10.Establo---------------------------(Hrossąhús ) 11.Herrería--------------------------(Smiðja) 12.Templo---------------------------(Wīhaz ) 13.Mercado--------------------------(Kaupōną ) 14.Torre de avanzada--------------(Timrą stǫpull) 15.Torre de defensa ---------------(Wardō) 16.Torre defensa pequeña--------(Vörðr) 17.Fortaleza-------------------------(Borg) 18.Taller de asedio-----------------(Smiþjō) 19.Empalizada----------------------(Tūną ) 20.Muralla---------------------------(Garðr ) 21.(Maravilla) "Santuario"-------------------(Hörgr) (Puerta de muralla); -------------------------(Hurð ) (torre de muralla)----------------------------(Warða ) -----Edificios especiales o culturales; (4) 22.Gran Salón---------------------------------(Hǫll )campeones 23.Asamblea----------------------------------(þing ) techs 24.Palacio-------------------------------------(Salą) héroes 25.Campamento ----------------------------(Wīk) auxiliares Nomes ia; 1. Boiorix(101 a.C)--------------------Rey de los cimbrios (Caudillo de la coalición y de la migración). 2. Lugius(101 a.C)---------------------Co-rey de los cimbrios junto a Boiorix. 3. Claodicus(101 a.C) -----------------Co-rey de los cimbrios junto a Boiorix. 4. Caesorix(101 a.C)-------------------Co-rey de los cimbrios junto a Boiorix. 5. Teutobod(102 a.C)------------------Rey de los teutones y Ambrones.(Alidado de Boiorix) 6. Divicón(107 a.C) -------------------Rey de los Celtas tigurinos.(Alidado de Boiorix) 7. Oenomaus (72 a.C)--------------- Caudillo que lideró a los cimbrios en la Tercera guerra servil. 8. Castus (71 a.C)---------------------Caudillo que lideró a los cimbrios en la Tercera guerra servil. 9. Gannicus (71 a.C)-----------------Caudillo que lideró a los cimbrios en la Tercera guerra servil. 10. Ambiorix(54–53 a.C):-----------Co-principe de los Belgas Eburones.(lider de los Atuatuci cimbrios) 11. Indutiomarus (54–53 a.C):------Co-principe de los Belgas tréveros.(lider de los Atuatuci cimbrios) Suevos: Para la maravilha me inspiré en una referencia de @Obskiuras 1.Centro cívico---------------------(Fulkasrēdaz) 2.casas------------------------------(Hūsą) 3.Almacén--------------------------(SkattasfriÞuz) 4.Alquería--------------------------(Kurnahūsą) 5.Huerto----------------------------(Fuldō) trigo 6.Corral-----------------------------(Seljǭ) 1. cerdo----------------------Swīną 2. obeja----------------------skēpą 7.Puerto-----------------------------(Habanō) 8.Cuartel----------------------------(Harjalagrā ) 9.Galería de tiro--------------------(Arhwōgardô) 10.Establo---------------------------(Stallaz) 11.Herrería--------------------------(Smiþjǭ) 12.Templo---------------------------(Hailagastadiz) 13.Mercado--------------------------(KaupôsbôÞlą) 14.Torre de avanzada--------------(Wardōz ) 15.Torre de defensa ---------------( Warīnīz staupilaz) 16.Torre defensa pequeña--------(Warjaną staupilaz) 17.Fortaleza-------------------------(Burgz) 18.Taller de asedio-----------------(WēpnasfriÞuz) 19.Empalizada----------------------(Pālaz) 20.Muralla---------------------------(Walląz ) 21.(Maravilla) "Palacio "------------------------(Rīkijaz ) (Puerta de muralla); ----------------------------(Walląz Durą) (torre de muralla)--------------------------------(Walląz staupilaz) -----Edificios especiales o culturales; (4) 22.Gran Salón----------------------------(Hallą ) campeones 23.Asamblea------------------------------(Þingą ) héroes 24.Carromato------------------------------(Wagnaz) tech's NOVO 25.Aldea germana-----------------------(Wīhsą) auxiliares Nombres para la I.A; 1. Ariovisto (101-54 aC ) ------------Emperador Suevo (suevos del Rin). 2. Cimberius (58 a.C) ----------------Comandante suevo de Ariovisto. 3. Nasua (58 a.C)----------------------Comandnte suevo de Ariovisto. 4. Marobaudo (30 a.C-37 d.C)------ Emperador Marcomano (suevos del Danubio). 5. Catualda (20 a.C- 19 d.C) --------Rey Marcomano vasallo de reino de los "Suevos del Danubio" 6. Vannius (19 a.C 50 d.C)-----------Rey Quado vasallo de reino de los "Suevos del Danubio". 7. Tudrus (30 a.C-19 d.C)----------Rey de los Cuados, apoyó a Roma contra Marobaudo. 8. Berig (50 a.C)--------------------Rey que lideró a los Godos durante su migración , según Jordanes. 9. Clondicus(179-176 a.C)---------Rey de los Bastarnae,aliado del rey Philipo V de Macedonia. 10. Cotto(179-176 a.C)--------------Caudillo de los Bastarnae,aliado del rey Philipo V de Macedonia. 11. Teutagonus(29 a.C)--------------Caudillo de los Bastarnae que venció a Roma. Queruscos: 1.Centro cívico---------------------(Fulkasrēdaz) 2.casas------------------------------(Hūsą) 3.Almacén--------------------------(SkattasfriÞuz) 4.Alquería--------------------------(Kurnahūsą) 5.Huerto----------------------------(Fuldō) trigo 6.Corral-----------------------------(Seljǭ) 1. cerdo----------------------Swīną 2. obeja----------------------skēpą 7.Puerto-----------------------------(Habanō) 8.Cuartel----------------------------(Harjalagrā ) 9.Galería de tiro--------------------(Arhwōgardô) 10.Establo---------------------------(Stallaz) 11.Herrería--------------------------(Smiþjǭ) 12.Templo---------------------------(Hailagastadiz) 13.Mercado--------------------------(KaupôsbôÞlą) 14.Torre de avanzada--------------(Wardōz ) 15.Torre de defensa ---------------( Warīnīz staupilaz) 16.Torre defensa pequeña--------(Warjaną staupilaz) 17.Fortaleza-------------------------(Burgz) 18.Taller de asedio-----------------(WēpnasfriÞuz) 19.Empalizada----------------------(Pālaz) 20.Muralla---------------------------(Walląz ) 21.(Maravilla) "Asamblea "----------------------(Þingą) (Puerta de muralla); ----------------------------(Walląz Durą) (torre de muralla)--------------------------------(Walląz staupilaz) -----Edificios especiales o culturales; (4) 22.Casa comunal ------------------------(Hallą) campeones 23.Oráculo--------------------------------(Wōþuz) héroes 24.Embajada germánica----------------(Ambahtiją) auxiliares Nomes ia; Anti-Roma 1. Arminio-------------------( ) GRAN Rey 2. Segimer-------------------(Sigimariz)Rey,Cólideró a Batalla de Árbalo,padre Arminio 3. Inguiomer ----------------( ) Rey ,tío de Arminio 4. Thusnelda ----------------( ) Esposa de Arminio 5. Chariomerus -------------( ) 82-90 d.C último Rey ,bisnieto de Arminio 6. Catumerus----------------( )Primer rey querusco-chatti ,abuelo de Arminio 7. Sesithacus----------------( ) Primo de Arminio 8. Segimerus----------------( ) Hermano de Segestes 9. Albruna ------------------( ) 9 a.C Suma Profetisa 10. Ramis---------------------( )Princesa esposa de Sesithacus Pro-Roma 1. Segestes------------------( ) Suegro y Rival de Arminio 2. Flavus---------------------( ) Hermano de Arminio 3. Segimundus--------------( ) Hijo de Segestes 4. Itálicus--------------------( ) Sobrino de Arminio 47 d.C 5. Irmina --------------------( ) Esposa de Segestes ¿Qué opinan? Disculpen las molestias*

It's fixed for noobs. You can just hold H and then the cav just makes some jerking movements and stays. But don't tell anyone.

An example from Athens to work with

The Thebans were quite big in music (mythologically, the walls of Thebes were built by Amphion with his golden lyre). Since the Han have Ministers, and I proposed Ephors for the Spartans, I'm going to propose Philosophers for Athenians, and had in mind Musicians for Thebans, for each civ to have a unique limited non-combat unit. Apparently, Theban aulos players were credited with adding keys to the instrument around 400 BC, like clarinets today (https://lucianofsamosata.info/wiki/doku.php?id=2013:aulos), with the most famous player of the instrument being Pronomos of Thebes (https://instrumentheritage.com/aulos). Timotheus of Thebes, as another example (both him and Pronomos had long beards):

Teleportation gathering!