Light In The East: Civs Of The Orient(And Beyond)

[regalman]

Guess the civ!

 

[Alganon]

Looks like a part of Alaska, Greek or a part of south Asia

 

[regalman]

It is in Asia!

 

[COF]

Looks like a part of Alaska, Greek or a part of south Asia

LITE focuses on civilizations of the old world. So expect no America, Australia or Oceania here.

 

[Alganon]

North Korea!

 

[regalman]

Locking in your answer? You might wanna focus elsewhere

 

[Alganon]

Damn there was a nice land mass which fits with the map ^^

 

[regalman]

Just kidding

 

[Natan35]

Liar!

 

[Alganon]

Very cool map

 

[COF]

NK was originally planned as an April Fool's Civ. Unfortunately it was decided too late and we just didn't have time to work on it. So yeah

 

[regalman]

It will be out as a regular civ though.

 

[SuperWaffle247]

I am so looking forward to this!

 

[Alganon]

We all know the real life is more important than a game But i cant wait for every LITE civ. Every civ looks awesome

 

[COF]

I decided to post the Ainu design, because why not? All they need is art after all.

The Ainu​

Leader: Shakushain

Capital: Otafunbe

UA: Iomante
Cities on tundra will produce a unique Bear luxury resource. When Ainu units are killed or captured, their essence is returned to the Capital through yields.

UU: Matagi
Archer replacement, weaker but has more movement . When stationed on an unimproved worked animal resource, generates +1 Food and +1 Culture to the working city.

UB: Heper Set
Unlike the Granary it replaces it provides +1 Faith on all animal resources.

 

[Dark Pig]

As someone with 190 IQ, the topic of the DPRK might be bit sensitive. I suggest you abandon it.

 

[COF]

No worries, us peasants with average IQ are too dumb to be offended by it.

 

[ldvhl]

LITE focuses on civilizations of the old world.

Small correction: there's no such thing as the "old world" compared to any "new world". Peoples have existed in both eastern and western hemispheres long enough that such a comparison doesn't really mean much.

 

[COF]

Small correction: there's no such thing as the "old world" compared to any "new world". Peoples have existed in both eastern and western hemispheres long enough that such a comparison doesn't really mean much.

It's just a name. It obviously isn't literally an older world but the term is there, and gets the job done better than Europe, Asia and Africa.

 

[JFD]

Small correction: there's no such thing as the "old world" compared to any "new world". Peoples have existed in both eastern and western hemispheres long enough that such a comparison doesn't really mean much.

Hm... smells like controversy