Any terrain graphic needed?
- Thread starter Kyriakos
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Goldfool
Alchemist
Do you mean terrain or terrain buildings.
If it is terrain, a landslide resource graphic would be nice that could be used on the side of a mountain terrain or hill terrain.
If it is terrain, a landslide resource graphic would be nice that could be used on the side of a mountain terrain or hill terrain.
MadGAD
Warlord
Maybe, some Mad Max or Fallout-style post-apocalipsyse buildings?
You know, this Raiders camps (post-apocaliptyc chem-filled and drugged maniacal and maybe cannibalistic barbarians),
Vault-cities - made from Vaults and somelike similar medieval arabic architecture...
Ghoul towns (mostly, but not must-be highly irradiated) inhabbited by rational or mindless zombies (Ghouls)
Supermutant encampments or towns (captured and fortified villages< pre-war military bases, conquered Vaults) - similar with orcs or ogres... You know, big barricades, bloody trophies, fires...
Legion camps (Casear of post-apoc!)
Maybe some high-tech Brotherhood of Steel or Enclave bases...
Scrap towns (made from old rusty junk)
There is Fallout-mod developing somewhere, but long time not seen, and it's models is not so perfect =(
Images, photos, info and screenies may be here http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Fallout_games
You know, this Raiders camps (post-apocaliptyc chem-filled and drugged maniacal and maybe cannibalistic barbarians),
Vault-cities - made from Vaults and somelike similar medieval arabic architecture...
Ghoul towns (mostly, but not must-be highly irradiated) inhabbited by rational or mindless zombies (Ghouls)
Supermutant encampments or towns (captured and fortified villages< pre-war military bases, conquered Vaults) - similar with orcs or ogres... You know, big barricades, bloody trophies, fires...
Legion camps (Casear of post-apoc!)
Maybe some high-tech Brotherhood of Steel or Enclave bases...
Scrap towns (made from old rusty junk)
There is Fallout-mod developing somewhere, but long time not seen, and it's models is not so perfect =(
Images, photos, info and screenies may be here http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Fallout_games
AnthonyIII
Warlord
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Would you consider making a flag to replace a mine or a colony? So it could be a way of marking your territory with not just borders. I'm thinking a stick up from the ground with a flag on, just as it was planted, really plain and easy, let's say the french/english flag or byzantine... 
EDIT: Or a mine with a flag one top... Big fan of your work btw, your cities and terrain buildings are stunning!
EDIT: Or a mine with a flag one top... Big fan of your work btw, your cities and terrain buildings are stunning!
Gojira54
The folly of Man
Madgad - I don't think that is Kyriakos style - he is a master of the medieval world though. You should DL the Fallout mod from this site, it has it's flaws for sure, but it is a treasure trove of goodies. Great mod with a lot of potential, MZDR will have some elements from that mod.
Kyriakos - I am looking for a terrain set for 1954 Japan. I suspect you probably won't go for that, so wasn't going to ask, but you asked so I answered If you did that I would be honored to use it, but I completely understand if you choose not to.
Kyriakos - I am looking for a terrain set for 1954 Japan. I suspect you probably won't go for that, so wasn't going to ask, but you asked so I answered
If you did that I would be honored to use it, but I completely understand if you choose not to. 
Pounder
Phaethon was here
How about a stone bridge with a single arch.
Pounder
Phaethon was here
I was thinking maybe it could be added to one of the river tiles and line it up with the roads.
Ares de Borg
Norman Knight
Nice.
Pounder
Phaethon was here
That's nice, but I was thinking of something that wheeled transport could cross.
Maybe not covered, no steps and not as high an arc.
Maybe not covered, no steps and not as high an arc.
I finally found something to request: I went to an oppidum last summer, and I'm still moding around RoR and thought this could be great for the Gauls.
No pic can show you precisely how it looks, since they have generally been abandonned after the Roman victory. It's a kind of rocky hill with some walls when the landscape doesn't offer a good protection, little houses for people and bigger houses for storing water or wheat. It was a refuge for peasants that usually lived in the woods, and its best protection was the fact that it could hardly be seen from afar (it didn't look like a city, there were many trees covering it, etc.)
Now if you can make a mental picture of it, I wish you good luck in converting it to Bryce
No pic can show you precisely how it looks, since they have generally been abandonned after the Roman victory. It's a kind of rocky hill with some walls when the landscape doesn't offer a good protection, little houses for people and bigger houses for storing water or wheat. It was a refuge for peasants that usually lived in the woods, and its best protection was the fact that it could hardly be seen from afar (it didn't look like a city, there were many trees covering it, etc.)
Now if you can make a mental picture of it, I wish you good luck in converting it to Bryce
Wow 
never seen such a big screenshot 
Yeah that could be a base but it's pretty desertic up there. it shouldn't look "square", organized, because Gauls were the contrary of Romans in a way. They didn't do city planning, let the rocks and the trees were they were and use natural camo. The one I visited, Ensérune, wasn't attacked by the romans because it didn't look like a fort. It had reserves for a siege but they were hidden underground in dolias and from afar it looked like a bunch of peasants living in wooden houses under the trees, not threatening at all.
never seen such a big screenshot Yeah that could be a base but it's pretty desertic up there. it shouldn't look "square", organized, because Gauls were the contrary of Romans in a way. They didn't do city planning, let the rocks and the trees were they were and use natural camo. The one I visited, Ensérune, wasn't attacked by the romans because it didn't look like a fort. It had reserves for a siege but they were hidden underground in dolias and from afar it looked like a bunch of peasants living in wooden houses under the trees, not threatening at all.
