Virote_Considon
The Great Dictator
Ah. That's good, then 

You've got the name right on the zip. Kurukshetra is the climactic battle where all the bad guys and the vast majority of the good guys die. Sort of an ancient Indian "WW3". It's also the context for Krishna's speech to Arjuna that became known as the Bhagavad-Gita.![]()
... from the Indian Epics the Mahabharata ... Not really sure about the other one. But it looks kinda cool.
Good. Glad the name is right. Is it from the Mahabharata or the Ramayana? Or neither?You've got the name right on the zip. Kurukshetra is the climactic battle where all the bad guys and the vast majority of the good guys die. Sort of an ancient Indian "WW3". It's also the context for Krishna's speech to Arjuna that became known as the Bhagavad-Gita.
It was compressed, yes. I might take another look at it and try it with the sanskrit showing.It looks like the horizontal is compressed. That let's you get the whole image in, but at the cost of a distortion that loses some of the nice detail. Did you consider either cropping the right side just past the central chariot's pennant, or allowing some of the Sanskrit text you have cropped to show. It wouldn't make a bad top and bottom border if you want the whole image.
Mahabharata. (It's also the name of a cd from the vedic metal group called Rudra. I'd like to give it a listen, but I can't track down a copy).Good. Glad the name is right. Is it from the Mahabharata or the Ramayana? Or neither?
The original hillfort cities by RedAlert all had walls around them, so no. I've included both the EUROWALL and rEURO cities in the same preview above - if you look carefully you'll see that the cities on the left have stakes around them, marking them as the proper walled cities.Does the file include cities without walls?
Score 10 points.Nice tech icons!
And the cities could probably be used by someone like Thrace or Illyria (*insert gripe about hardcoded culture limits here*)
I'm experimenting with Civinator's blank city/city resource idea for a few odd civs in Alexanders' Conquests. One slight problem is that the size of resources is smaller than that of cities. This led me to look at some city units that someone did ages ago.
It's more or less Mughal (based on clothing) - Raj era, although as it's "Folk Art" the exact era is hard for me to pin down. That's only IMHO.A few more icons I put together while I was messing with a new scanner today. Indian themed.
The first is from a tapestry but I don't have a proper name for it.If anyone with some knowledge of India wants to let us know what era/dynasty it might be from then that would be useful. (Guess who I'm thinking of there...)