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Lion.Kanzen

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  1. What beautiful illustrations. They have a lot of charisma and at the same time history accuracy.
  2. Saka / (Wusun) Heavy mace cavalry. I'm not sure if it is an elite unit. The armor has Asian influence.
  3. @kul You must give us your permission to use the portraits.
  4. It's okay, I'm going to see if Lopess helps us. @Lopess You can make us carts like this even if they are not animated? Not right now. Please.
  5. One question, are you going to take the Sakas and the Massagetae as one? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massagetae
  6. Forts and towers in the second phase. Do you have references to the carts/carriages?
  7. Having references to the original handles vs the reconstruction is just as productive. especially draw conclusions.
  8. Requires many features for nomad Playstyle. Corral. mobile defenses, like Carts formation fort.
  9. I found another photo. It could be said that it is Sassanid Armor. But isn't enough different from Parthians.
  10. they have things in common like all the nomads of Eurasia. When I designed the units there wasn't as much artwork as there is now.
  11. I have time not to test the mod, as no one reports changes. I don't know who other than Yekaterina is in charge of the mods.At least update them. Maybe lopess or wow... The last time I played a mod was in A23 era.
  12. By the way I want a review about my Xiongnu faction. With ideas from what I have read, I made the tweaks for the current version.
  13. I find it hard to get acquainted with the history of Asia. Any suggestion is welcome. I am not an expert on Asia, just an enthusiast of ancient cultures.
  14. Attic Imperial. most of the helmets on the reliefs are not realistic. They are more interpretations of reality with a Hellenistic and aesthetic sense. I have already investigated this debate enough, there is no arctic 100% faithful or realistic. And what is perceptible in archeology is different. Roman generals and high officials preferred Hellenistic details on their helmets. I am convinced that the helmet that is shown to us in the film the passion of Christ by the soldier fictionary "Abenader". It has the Celtic adaptations, in the cheek-pieces. Similar to this without falling into the Hollywood cliché. They are worn by various generals in HBO's Rome. Again art vs archeology, example of the Trajan column, a normal Gallic Roman helmet with what is found in museums.
  15. I'm more interested use as referent for material and proportion. Polish good bronze. I have other references.
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