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[Ultimate Aurelian]

For Irish trumpet player unit

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dord_(instrument)#/media/File:Corno_in_bronzo,_da_loughnashade,_co._di_armagh,_I_secolo_ac._01.jpg

 

 

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Edited 5 hours ago by Ultimate Aurelian

[Thalatta]

3 hours ago, Duileoga said:

-Les doy la razón , aunque mi nivel de inglés no es muy bueno, pido perdón por el mal entendido. Encontré esta otra arma, que si es de hierro , en español se llama Pico o Asta y es de madera y hierro;

¿Qué opinan?

Puedes compartir las fuentes que digan de qué período y material son?

[Ultimate Aurelian]

 

5 hours ago, Duileoga said:

 

infantería pesada:
(Reclutados en "Promontorio costero")
5.Guerrero de banda de guerra------(Wēnyos)Garrote madera.Semi-desnudo y pinturas.
6.Amazona hiberna--------------------(Wēnā) Garrote , Uds max 20, con pinturas.
(garrote Bata)

 

 

Britons had tattoos but there is no evidence for it in Ireland during this period; clubs dont seem to have been a common weapon either.

Warrior women appear in some later Irish epics, although they are usually supernatural figures who teach heroes.

Perhaps the promontory could train some allied units from Túathal's army like Romanized Britons, Gallo Romans, Britons

Depending on the timeline that was chosen for the mod you could have Irish pirates (Scotti, Attacotti) but they only appear in fourth century.

5 hours ago, Duileoga said:

-Siguiendo sus consejos ,críticas y referencias, esta es una corrección del catálogo de unidades:

caballería campeona
(Reclutados en "C.C", "Establo"y"Asamblea ritual " )
15.Sabueso de guerra----------------------------(kūna)
(Reclutados en "Asamblea ritual " )
16.Carruage de guerra hiberno-----------------(Īwernī  uɸorēdos) 2 caballos ,telas lujosas

For dogs you could use the existing Wolfhound model (but probably not the mastiff, those are not native to the region)

Celtic chariot reconstruction from this article arguing for Irish chariots.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/246543302_Iron_Age_chariots_and_medieval_texts_a_step_too_far_in_breaking_down_boundaries