Gomurr
the Ancient
- Joined
- Dec 12, 2004
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LizardmenRule! said:For an Ogre civ we will need city names, as well.
Missed this comment before. In civs like the Ogre Kingdoms, in which the civ is really more a collection of tribes than a unified nation-state, I have taken to using tribe-names for city names. So, for example, the Ironclaw Orcs civ in my personal mod has been renamed the Badland Orcs, with their capital city being "the Ironclaw Orcs" and then having a number of other orc tribes be city names. I've also done this with the Red Eye Goblins, which I renamed the Darkland Goblins, the Dolgans, which I renamed the Kurgan, and the Ungols, which I renamed the Hung. For the Ogres, I intend on naming the civ the Ogre Kingdoms, with the capital city of "the Goldtooth tribe". A list of other tribes appears here on the Warhammer website, and I will use those as a source for other city names before resorting to just making up Ogre-ish sounding tribes.
So, rough draft of the City Name list for the Ogre Kingdoms, in my mind, would be: the Goldtooth tribe; the Mighty Fist tribe; the Moonbiter tribe; the Suneater tribe; the Mountain Sons tribe; the Deathmaw tribe; the Rocksplitter tribe; the Skulltaker tribe and; the tribe of the Bloodied Gut. As Ogres don't seem that hard to understand, I doubt it will be hard to think up more Ogre tribe names to fill out the city name list.
And LR, in that screenshot you showed, with the little gnoblars following the Ogre - there was a giant to the right wielding a giant black hammer of some sort. Are you able to change what weapons a unit wields? Just how much can C&Ping actually do?
stormrage said:Oh, I don`t want the Native American-like civs in the mod, I was just really surprised, I thought the New world was "empty" cept the Lizardmen, and until Naggaroth, Skegi, etc. appeared.
It is 'empty' except for the Lizardmen, Naggaroth, Skegi, the Vampire Coast, a High Elf settlement on the southern tip of Lustria, and a scattered band of Amazons. The whole Miyan civilization and the other parodies of native Americans that are present in that Warhammer history aren't referenced anywhere other than that unofficial history. Essentially they're there simply because the author of that history wanted to include a parody of native American civilizations. In Warhammer 'reality', if anyone inhabits the new World west of the Dark Elves, it would be tribes of the Hung.
stormrage said:About the List, it`s OK, no need for apologies, I should be the one apologising, it was kinda rude of me to "remind" you like that, it`s not like you have an obligation or something.. sorry..
No need to apologize. I have been meaning to compile it, I just haven't had a chance. Reminders at least make sure I don't forget, which is a serious possibility with as chaotic a life as I have.

stormrage said:And happy Thanksgiving, if you people say that (never payed attention to it in the movies )
We do say happy Thanksgiving, and thank you.