Hi Paul, I don't know if this is a corrupt download or some units mismatched names: armoured lancers are named 1st class roman spearmen (skytian, roman lists) Medium infantry (armenian lists afaik) are named Italian spearmen Cataphracts are named 2nd and 3rd class latin spearmen also roman cataphrac...

Hi Paul59 First, thank you very much for your wonderful TT mod. Just one question, will you update the TT Mod to catch it up with the current vanilla version? Thanks for raising that issue miki. I really did not think it was worthwhile updating the TT Mod yet, as the vast majority of the recent van...

Hi Paul59

First, thank you very much for your wonderful TT mod.

Just one question, will you update the TT Mod to catch it up with the current vanilla version?

Yes, I would be happy to see the Spanish getting some 60pt Superior, Protected Impact Foot, functionally identical to Veteran Samnites or Dailami Foot. As things stand they are generally not used too much in competitive gameplay. Not that very army has to be tournament competitive, but as noted the...

Well, the Iberians were various warrior tribes similar in many respects to the Celts (Celtiberians were in fact a mix of iberian and celts) although they had their own treats that differentiated them from other ancient peoples. On a military level I want to emphasize that they served as famous merce...

Iberian people were warrior societies as celts and germans, etc.. The Sertorius list is anecdotal. Well, the conquest of Iberia lasted centuries and lots of roman armies where destroyed in the process. My feel is that they must have some superior -infantry- units as the other lists but, what I reall...

Hi Gauls, Britons, Galatians, Dacians, Germanic tribes... All of them have superior warband units (heavy and/or medium) in their lists. But there is not a single superior unit in the three iberian lists (Iberian, Celtiberians and Lusitanians) and not even the Sertorian list. Neither heavies not medi...

Congratulations! and a very big THANK YOU!

Oh, sorry, english is not my native language.

What I mean is: "it would be great if Slitherine release a new DLC".

Any hints?

gnocco.p wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 23, 2020 11:25 pm

TheGrayMouser wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 19, 2020 11:31 pm

How about a dlc with some “classic” fantasy armies, you know : elves, Orcs, Melniboneans etc. some precedent for mixing historical with fantasy with Slitherine ie the old Legion cult of Mithras DLC.

+1

+1

In this time of sickness and quarantine it would be great to get a new DLC...

Just a thought

Best regards

Just another thought: Would it be possible to subdivide the Carthaginians (235-146 BC) into two separate lists? The first one (235 - 201 BC) to better reflect the spanish campaigns of both Amilcar and the Second Punic War, including Celtiberian warbands instead of Gallic Warbands, and a second list...

Just another thought: Would it be possible to subdivide the Carthaginians (235-146 BC) into two separate lists? The first one (235 - 201 BC) to better reflect the spanish campaigns of both Amilcar and the Second Punic War, including Celtiberian warbands instead of Gallic Warbands, and a second list ...

Hi Richard,

Thanks for the quick answer. I usually play sandbox campaigns and the allies option isn't available there iirc.

I know this has been discussed before, and I haven't my books at hand now, but I have read that the plumbatas and arrows were used both attacking and defending. Would it be reasonable to have some POA when attacking also? Not the full +100 POA, but a fraction of it (+50?).

The Lidian army lists are working fine. Nice TT models by the way.

The carthaginian lists will be updated also? Missing the TT celtiberians there!

Thank you, Richard.

Units gain xp taking losses in combat iirc. It's ok with combat units (HI, HC, MI) but not for skirmishers or missile units. Sometimes this kind of troops are very good dealing missile damage but they no gain a single point of xp for it. I think this kind of troops could gain xp by expending missile...

Hi! Custom campagin Celtiberians vs Romans Second campaingn battle: Second line/Reserve army celtiberian troops are just caetrati units (LI with javelins) almost exclusively (with 2-3 LC units armed with javelins). Not a single line infantry unit. It was this way also in the TT mod. Looks like the c...

Hi Melm Thanks for answering. But I always pick the enemy armies in custom campaigns, and always use the filter bottoms. The only "what-if" combinations not allowed by the engine are siracusan/sicilian vs Gauls afaik. Edit: Melm, you're right, uncheking hte geographical button solved the problem. So...