Several questions about several civilations

[Opera]

The Warchief? You aren't kidding anyone, we know it's Vehem!

@Mazera (!): the Ngomele wouldn't expand aggressively. However, they would react very aggressively to anyone they feel are violating their territory. They aren't especially kind with their neighbours too, as they prefer to not have close borders with anyone.

 

[cypher132]

The chislev are a tribal culture with a rather unique government system. Their empire is organised into lots of smaller tribes, each cloistered around a central Warchief's camp. The chislev nation is more like a vast collection of tribes, united inder one banner in times of war. Their primary motivation is revenge against Jonas endain. They want to exterminate the orcs completely.

Try reading through a few pedia entries, they're pretty nice. One thing I rather like is the Rock Raven unit. They basically have birds that peck at their enemies. It's a Hawk UU, so they serve the same recon function, but have the additional ability to harass and damage approaching enemies, over a pretty significant range.

Also, I recently made a new chislev unit model, the Warchief

Spoiler :

Dude, that's an awesome looking character. It makes me want to play the Chislev. I still need a little more motivation, thought. Pretty much everyone hates the Clan of Embers.

 

[KillerClowns]

The Chislev? Yeah, everyone hates the Clan of Embers, but here's the funny thing about the Chislev. They may have gone from peaceful tribes to masters of warfare to fight the Clan, but they seem to have made a very interesting discovery along the way. They're very good at warfare, and they like it. Pity about the traditionalists wanting to return to the old, peaceful ways. Once the Clan is crushed, I'm pretty sure the Chislev intend to keep on going, through the Bannor (canonically, neighbors to the Clan) and anyone else they bump into and think they can take, or die trying. Quite the way to emerge on the world stage, squashing the Clan and not stopping when Orcish settlements give way to civilized cities, aye?

 

[cypher132]

The Chislev? Yeah, everyone hates the Clan of Embers, but here's the funny thing about the Chislev. They may have gone from peaceful tribes to masters of warfare to fight the Clan, but they seem to have made a very interesting discovery along the way. They're very good at warfare, and they like it. Pity about the traditionalists wanting to return to the old, peaceful ways. Once the Clan is crushed, I'm pretty sure the Chislev intend to keep on going, through the Bannor (canonically, neighbors to the Clan) and anyone else they bump into and think they can take, or die trying. Quite the way to emerge on the world stage, squashing the Clan and not stopping when Orcish settlements give way to civilized cities, aye?

Oh, crap. This changes everything.

 

[Dean_the_Young]

I have a soft spot for the Chislev, and not just because of the AmeriIndian theme. Well, partly; I had the pleasure of exploring a continent with the Chislev and a few other civs on it, while I had conquered/annexed most of the smaller island-continents. I had the pleasure of supporting the Chislev in their war against their white and green imperialist neighbors before arranging a permanent alliance between us. Take THAT, inter-continental colonialism!

 

[Tarquelne]

Try and imagine three parts Rome and one part Hollywood, and you've got something of the Patrians.

Heh. Well put.

 

[cypher132]

That actually kind of helped.