Lion.Kanzen

No Belisarius, No Justinian...

Macedonians 2.0

A valuable thing that you want add? because we knows that. Byzantine is a modern term for eastern Romans. we can split by dynasties for now.

I'm very interested. Ask what you want help, specially icons or svg files. Portraits of Heroes takes time. Some texture you want help...? Editing sound effects.

These figures can be used for Moors that overran North Africa and Southern Spain. Alternately they can be used for Sudanese Mercenaries. They were renowned warriors and respected by friend and foe alike

here i give some Seleucids new Anchors I have the original. check the SVG file. seleucid new anchors vectorial.svg

Eyecandy...

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Isn't a bug, is a placeholder. @wackyserious

Its planned. http://trac.wildfiregames.com/wiki/GameplayFeatureStatus

http://steamcharts.com/app/530630#48h

And why is here in this sub forum?

This will be a mix of of formation then I'm not sure if we is in this form can appears barricades and then use garrison similar to prop points in the walls or a weaker structure.

Ok. at this point don't have sense try to compite or learning but... not all Ptolemies building are useful. I'm more worried by chariots or rare warriors with rare weapons.

The huns used wagons as defensenses we need mode change to defensive formation. @Alexandermb Visigoths style Hungarians https://arrecaballo.es/edad-antigua/los-hunos/costumbres-de-los-hunos/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wagon_fort https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wagon_fort#/media/File:Circled_wagons.jpg Ammianus Marcellinus, a Roman army officer and historian of the 4th century, describes a Roman army approaching "ad carraginem" as they approach a Gothic camp.[2] Historians interpret this as a wagon-fort.[3] Notable historical examples include Hussites, which called it vozová hradba ("wagon wall"), known under the German word Wagenburg ("wagon castle"), tabors in the armies of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and Cossacks, the Laager of the settlers in South Africa. Similar, ad hoc, defensive formations were used in the United States, and were called corrals.[4][5][6] These were traditionally used by 19th century American settlers travelling to the West in convoys of Conestoga wagons.[

. Warriors of Central Asia IV-VI century: 1 Xiongnu Warrior, wearing a bronze plate and lamellar armor with padding underneath. 2 Guerrero tashtyk of the Yenisei valley with a rectangular shield of leather with a wooden frame and a single cut sword. 3 Nobleman of Kushan with Hindu influences, wearing leather stirrups. Author Angus McBride. https://arrecaballo.es/edad-antigua/los-hunos/los-xiongnu/

Some history. The Warlord or King or Hero is Khan , like the Mongols. Modu is his Hero.

We can add some ... you know more civilization elements to ornaments the menu, @wowgetoffyourcellphone Have some ideas and layouts, and we still missing things for the minimal.

I love some peasant conscription like the documentary I share with you.