Faction : Nomads Xiongnu

[Alexandermb]

Ao map included. House C has meat inside


 

[Alexandermb]

 

This is a good example for the cloth of basic units

[Alexandermb]

did a little modification to the Zebu texture adding the beefslab to it, and cut the head for use as prop.

[Lion.Kanzen]

I have bad accuracy at iPad speaccially doing a  scketch

[Stan`]

 

Sorry for the delay.

Quiver.zip

[Alexandermb]

The arrows are prop points. 
@stanislas69 thanks

Edited September 12, 2017 by Alexandermb

[Lion.Kanzen]

Redesign in Adobe app.

[Alexandermb]

Added a prop point to the quiver for place the bow inside when the soldier is working

[Stan`]

Nice, looks way better than I expected.

[Alexandermb]

The animations path of the actual infantry (Quiver hip) clips a bit with the horse so i made it reverse bot sides for cavalry

[Lion.Kanzen]

The meat can be attached to the other side.

[Alexandermb]

Made a simple strap for the head

Edited September 12, 2017 by Alexandermb

[Lion.Kanzen]

Some can be considerate Huns. Specially the second image.

 

[Alexandermb]

Some modifications to the royal yurt

[Alexandermb]

Also i need suggestions about a religious yurt idk yet what to do for it. and i guess it will be the last building for the xiongnu

 

Inside have 4 props for "priest's" having a idle animation like the Danubis gaia units
 

[Alexandermb]

added some skins, and 6 bows to the blacksmith still missing the armor stand

Edited September 13, 2017 by Alexandermb

[wowgetoffyourcellphone]

3 hours ago, Alexandermb said:

Some modifications to the royal yurt

In the unpacked state, how do people reach the platform? Maybe a small set of steps.

[Alexandermb]

added the stair prop

[Lion.Kanzen]

Ok can you upload all content that you finish?

[Alexandermb]

they are just 19mb for now zipped, most of the files are called huns_ for easy handle instead of xiongnu. but the templates will be the ones called xiongnu. the cavalry templates are for test ingame the animations

Huns.zip

[Lion.Kanzen]

@stanislas69

@wowgetoffyourcellphone

You can put your hands and view. And of course reviewed. And upload to proper mods ( Delenda Est and Terra Magna)

[Lion.Kanzen]

They infantry melee can be prisioners from others cultures. They use Lasso right? like Huns and Mongols?

 

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Among the Huns, no weapon was more important than the bow. The bow was paramount to the Hun warrior and a Hun could shoot at full gallop and even shoot in retreat. The bow used by the Huns was a reflexed composite bow. Seven bone plaques were used to stiffen the ears and handle of the bow. Hun bows were asymmetrical. One theory for the use of asymmetric shape was that it allowed the bow to be increased in size without restricting its use from the saddle of a horse. These bows could shoot arrows at much greater distances than any Roman or European bow. The advantages of distance and maneuverability gave the Huns a great advantage in battle. (More on Hun bows later!)

When the enemy had been sufficiently weakened by the onslaught of arrows, the Huns would move in closer to engage them in hand to hand combat. One of the most popular weapon used was the “Scythian ax” or “Hunnic tomahawk”. These were used along with javelins and swords to kill the remaining enemies. Like the Scythians and Sarmatians before them, the Huns used lassos in combat. The lasso could be used to dismount or entangle an enemy, or to drag him until he strangled to death. Lassos could also be used to capture the enemy alive in order to be ransomed later or sold into slavery.  

Armor among the Huns was diverse and often depended on how rich the owner was. Many poor Huns were just lightly equipped with a leather cuirass. Others wore armor made from bone, horn, or horse hooves. More well equipped Huns wore metal lamellae or Roman chain mail. Huns serving under the Romans were almost always well equipped. As the Huns in Europe started to develop an economy based on warfare, armor became more important.  

Some Huns served in the Roman army. Although the Huns were excellent fighters, the Romans generally believed that their “lack of discipline made them more a terror to the provinces they were supposed to defend than to the enemy.” Sidonius wrote “Again and again they broke loose with raid and fire and sword and savagery and pillage destroyed all things nearby.” Maenchen-Helfen notes that “In Gaul, the Romans had to keep garrisons in the cities to protect them from their own auxiliaries” (The World of the Huns pg. 258).  

There was one known Hunnic unit in the Roman army that served the Romans very well and that was the Unnigardae. They were known for their ferocity and high status as the best troops. Helfen writes “The Unnigardae were a small corps of horsemen, excellent in lightning attacks and dashing raids, at their best as scouts and vanguards...It was true that they sometimes got out of hand, ‘like young hounds,’ but their leader ‘would take them by the throat and call them in, even before they sated themselves with their charge and their wild-beast slaughter” (The World of the Huns pg. 255).

 

 

 

[Lion.Kanzen]

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Hunnic bows can still be found today. Master bowers still use the same materials and techniques of a thousand years ago. The process takes about a year to make not including the time it takes to dry wood. Bows are made out of wood with the inside plated in horn. The type of horn used is from the Hungarian Grey Steer. This is the breed of cattle that was bred by the early nomads. A few herds of these cattle remain today in Hungary. The wood side is strengthened by many layers of tendon strings coated in glue and then covered in birch bark. The glue used is from the air bladder of a sturgeon. 

The finished product is as beautiful as it is deadly. Because Hun bows were so valuable to the nomads, a finely crafted bow was never buried with the owner but was passed down to the next generation. Bows were the symbol of ruling power to the Huns just as swords were to their European counterparts.

The Huns had women warriors in their ranks. Unlike Western armies that wore heavy armor or fought with sword and shield (where upper body strength gave advantage to males) the Huns main weapon was their bows. Hun bows were extremely powerful but very easy to draw (only 30-40 pounds). Their power was not in their draw weight but in their design. Therefore women warriors were not at a disadvantage.

Using women like Scythians.

Hungarian Grey Steer

Edited September 13, 2017 by Lion.Kanzen

[Lion.Kanzen]

I think these more properly for Huns than Xiognu.

But we have horse melee with a high damage crush.

 

[Stan`]

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@Lion.Kanzen You can put your hands and view

Can you rephrase that ?