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===[TASK]=== Iberian Unit Props Update


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Hi again, i made this topic to ask for 2D workers and historical investigators for references to start an update for the Iberian Faction Infantry/Cavalry, since their units are really outdated and all infantry looks almost the same.

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Weapons used by iberians:

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Shields:

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Javelinist/Heavy Swordsman

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Light Infantry - Basic Rank

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Scutari equipment:

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Scutari Formation:

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Infantry Spearman:

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Basic rank slingers:

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Iberian Heavy Cavalry:

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Iberian Chieftain:

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Iberian Cavalry and Scutari:

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Various Infantry:

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Iberian Cavalry:

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Religion:

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Source: https://arrecaballo.es/edad-antigua/el-caballo-en-la-peninsula-iberica/los-iberos/

Celt Iberian Cavalry:

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Celt Iberian infantry

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Source:https://arrecaballo.es/edad-antigua/el-caballo-en-la-peninsula-iberica/los-celtiberos/

 

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Even in all of those references there is not much variation in the gear or fashion. The game already has representations of most of those unit textures. Though, like you said, they could definitely be updated for consistent quality! :) They could totally use more and new shield variants, textures and models.

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There are many references in" Arre caballo."

https://arrecaballo.es/edad-antigua/el-caballo-en-la-peninsula-iberica/los-iberos/

Scutari formation.

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Scutari variation  armor -text-

Falcata.

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Balearic slingers

Familia de honderos de Baleares. Las madres ponían el pan encima de un palo y no lo podían comerlo hasta que no atinaban, el padre viste a rayas según influencia púnica. Autor Carlos Fernández del Castillo

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The main issue is still the same, the current Iberian faction is mostly Iberians (speaking a non-indo-european language) with no contribution from Celtiberians (speaking a indo-european language). I know they are two tribal culture and that it is difficult to distinguish them but it is something that should be addressed in a short future. I see three possibilities:

  1. The current Iberians will stay 100% Iberians and will be the only faction of the Iberian peninsula.
  2. The current Iberians will stay 100% Iberians but a new faction will be added for another Iron Age culture of the Iberian peninsula.
  3. The current Iberians will include others cultures but it should be done in a smart way and clearly stated to not confuse people and to not making this faction a patch-work of very different cultures. Tribal and Iron Age cultures doesn't mean primitive and all "same-@#$%" cultures you can throw in the same box.

 

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In Catalan:

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Celtiberian Numantia:

http://www.numanciamultimedia.com/en/chapter-4/Numantia-in-the-Celtiberian-Context/5

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Iberian city of Ullastret (Indigetae tribe in Catalunya):

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Castro de Borneiro, Galicia.

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Castro de Terroso, Lusitanian:

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Castro de Navarre.

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Castro de Arrola, Pais Vasco.

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Castro de Bolunburu:

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@Lion.Kanzen I forgot to mention that the main issue for the moment about the current Iberian faction is that it is mostly based on the iberian culture but two of the heroes of the faction are not iberian... Caros is a Celtiberian chieftain leading the coalition during the second war, Viriato is Viriathus a famous Lusitanian war leader... Maybe Orison and Korbis are good candidates for the Iberians. Korbis is a king that won a duel against Orsua to rule the city of Ibis (not located today). Orison is a Oretani king that tried to resist against Carthage.

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need more info for this leader

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Diodorus Siculus XXV: The king of the Orissi/Oretani, however, came to the aid of the beleaguered city, and by a feigned offer of friendship and alliance succeeded in routing Hamilcar. In the course of his flight Hamilcar contrived to save the lives of his sons and his friends by turning aside on another road; overtaken by the king, he plunged on horseback into a large river and perished in the flood under his steed, but his sons Hannibal and Hasdrubal made their way safely to Acra Leucê.

Strabo, geography 3.3.2: Of those who dwell above the aforesaid mountains, the Oretani are the most southern, extending in part as far as the sea-coast on this side the Pillars. Next these towards the north are the Carpetani, then the Vettones and Vaccæi, through whose [country] the Douro flows as it passes Acontia, a city of the Vaccæi. The Gallicians are the last, and inhabit for the most part a mountainous country: on this account they were the most difficult to subdue, and furnished his surname to the conqueror of the Lusitanians; in fact, at the present day the greater part of the Lusitanians are beginning to call themselves Gallicians. The finest cities of Oretania are Castulo and Oria.

For the other infos, it should come maybe from Cornelius Nepos and Appian, Iberike. But they are hard to find in english online. Moreover the st*pid guy that wrote the wikipedia page didn't put the original references.

Edit: like always, the Roman historiography is full of legends, moral judgments and distortions of the truth for political reasons. It is hard to know which version of the Oretani's king is true.

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