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

Having the Flamethrower would be interesting as a Siege Unit... good luck finding an appropiate model for that though.
 
Junk?
Or you mean other then that?
How 'bout khan?
(I might be confusing them with someone else)
(Waiting for scapegrace again maybe? :lol:)
 
Mangonel?
 
Not necessarily, would it be possible to add in a couple of cavalry models instead of the little footmen at the bottom of the Trebuchet? Would capture a Mongol theme. If not, they were larger than traditional Trebuchets as far as I know, so a bigger, tougher looking trebuchet would work.
 
I'd say that's your best option, anything else I found would be a pain to model and rig and animate...
 
So...

Huihui Pao
Replaces trebuchet. Slightly stronger(16 :c5rangedstrength:), and has a bigger bonus vs. Cities(250%).
 
That sounds incredible! D'you keep the splash damage on upgrading? If so, I LOVE IT. Also, I woulda made it slightly weaker than a Treb, but with the splash damage and Volley to capture the siege fighting theme. Also, fun fact: the word mangonel comes from the word Mongol!
 
Doesn't the Great galleass from JFD's Venice do the same?
 
Doesn't the Great galleass from JFD's Venice do the same?

Uh.. no :lol:
Great Galleass (Galleass): Units within two tiles of a Great Galleass gain +33% bonus vs cities. Begins with the Siege promotion itself. Costs an additional Gold maintenance and takes slightly longer to construct. May only be built by Venice.

I think the splash damage thing sounds perfect anyway - simple yet super effective. Would it effect cities? Like if you attacked a unit adjacent to a city, would the city take damage?

Also, fun fact: the word mangonel comes from the word Mongol!

Also, Scape, far as I know, Mangonel can't be derived from Mongol given the Arabic word, منجنيق (Manjanyyaq), vastly predates the Mongols, so it must have a way older origin - probably Greek or Latin. The Mongols actually learned how to use trebuchets and stuff from the Arabs - there's a reason Huhihui Pao translates into 'Muslim Engine' ahah.

EDIT: Wikipedia says it comes from the Greek magganon: 'Engine of War'. Makes sense to me
 
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Who else is hyped for the Cyrus split?
 
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