The Rood and the Dragon - the Anglo-Saxon scenario

Frankly, I'm a tad curious about no one looking at my new thread about what I found at Atomic Gamer. Honestly, I really don't know if it's helpful, but part of the .zips contents are:

 

I have this scenario all right, but I think I'm missing the Mughals one.

 

If anyone knows where the Rood music is available, I'd be most grateful if I could pointed in the right direction. I remember playing this when I was a kid and fell in love with it. Was looking for a nostalgia trip but alas in an unfortunate turn of events it looks like the Rood music is no longer available for download.

If the Civ3 community is still alive or active at all I'll be posting my completed scenarios when I am done with them.

 

Is it not available with the official download? I have it on my hard drive.

 

Unfortunately it does not seem to be the case. I have tried downloading the music following the link and it seems to be dead. I've searched for it elsewhere and I cannot be able to find it maybe it is here somewhere buried.

 

Well, I don't know whether Ozymandias has reuploaded it separately somewhere (see the post at the top of this page) but since I have a copy I could reupload it.

 

I'd really appreciate that when you have the time. That would be great.

 

I know that I have it because I've actually been using the soundtrack for this scenario as background music during non-civ activities (same with Hegemon…). If Plotinus wants to make an Official Upload™ I'd prefer that, but I can still do an unofficial upload myself if needed.

 

I know this is now a very old mod, but it is fantastic and I urge anyone dabbling with Civ 3 still to give it a whirl.

That said, I don't currently have access to Civ3 (should have again in a few weeks), but could really do with some screenshots of how the world map starts. Can anyone help me with this please?

 

It looks like a map of the British* Isles as seen from above: England, without all the English on it of course, and to the left there's an Ireland, with Irish already there, of course, and without any English there either. The same applies to Wales, Cornwall and even Scotland, adjusting for local flavour. Also there is a bunch of norse all the way to the right of the screen.

(seriously though, I'll be playing civ extensively next week and might grab you a screenie or two - but for what?)

*as of the time of writing - might sound a bit outdated within a few years, like English footballing optimism.

 

Ooooh, I see, you've started a NES inspired by this. Interesting. That's an incentive, even though IOT's superior to NES in every way. I shall try to contribute to ABNES any way I can.

 

Thanks Tak, that will be really appreciated.