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

[Natan35]

And JFD is enough talented to amoe 5 people to count as 15. So what?
The Ainu design was posted here, right? Could someone link me to it?

 

[COF]

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.

Not a terribly unique design, but too late for change now.

 

[Natan35]

Essence? Forgive my poor English my lord, but what does this word mean?
Guess I'll have to do some reading about the Ainu now... Hopefully through the civilopedia.

 

[COF]

In simple terms, if a unit of your dies your capital will get yields depending on the class of the unit.
However don't expect making a huge army and sending it on a suicide mission will be a viable strategy, the numbers are too low for that.
Instead it serves more as a compensation for losing units.

 

[regalman]

Mythical civ inbound in the future!

 

[Natan35]

Shall we guess?

 

[BttLsht]

Troy/Wilusa?

 

[Natan35]

Mycenae?
Is this civilization Greek?

 

[Scapegrace]

Natan, the problem with that is that Mycenae actually existed, whereas regalman's said it was mythical. =]

 

[Hoop Thrower]

Well, something mythical is not necesarily something that didn't ocurr, I mean, the word can be used in that way, but can also be used to refer to an idealized version of the past...

 

[Natan35]

Natan, the problem with that is that Mycenae actually existed, whereas regalman's said it was mythical. =]

I'm pretty sure he isn't making a fictional civ, scapegrace.

 

[regalman]

It did exist, but is shrouded in mystery. Has Greek culture but not in Europe

 

[BttLsht]

The Graeco-indian kingdom?

 

[Danmacsch]

Indo-Greek empire?

EDIT: also, nearing 1000th post with two civs released - pretty impressive!

 

[Ixor_Drakar]

Bosporan Kingdom? Maybe Colchis. Someone said Troy or I would have also guessed that.

 

[TheLohoped]

The wall UB would make the perfect sense for Troy.

 

[regalman]

It's Troy

 

[COF]

Dammit Regalman, I thought we agreed not to announce more civs :V

 

[LastSword]

By any chance trait is about stealing a princess, forcing other player to DoW you; heel-seeking archer replacement and walls are the observer point for epic duels and long-distance runs around a city?

 

[SnowyNix]

Wasn't RJ doing Troy?