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I don't think its ONE country, but more like the "typical" country from one area.
Rhodoks: Italian states
Swadians: European country's like France, Germany (both were known for there knights)
Nords: Denmark, Sweden, Noway
Khergits: Either Mongolian or I saw a thread about how they are a lot like these Turkish nomads
Sarranids: Arabian, Persian, and probably others
Vaegirs: Russians, and eastern Europe
This is my opinion and I know that some of them do not make since (nords who are "vikings" having longbows) and there are arguments for other ones, I am just going by the most prominent feature of each faction.
Rhodoks: Italian states
Swadians: European country's like France, Germany (both were known for there knights)
Nords: Denmark, Sweden, Noway
Khergits: Either Mongolian or I saw a thread about how they are a lot like these Turkish nomads
Sarranids: Arabian, Persian, and probably others
Vaegirs: Russians, and eastern Europe
This is my opinion and I know that some of them do not make since (nords who are "vikings" having longbows) and there are arguments for other ones, I am just going by the most prominent feature of each faction.
Marin Peace Bringer said:
cant argue with ya there. one thing about the kerghit comment , iwernt turkish tribes originally close to mongolian ones? i think i read they were like cousin tribes somewhere, with some tribes mingling together nd all
Marin Peace Bringer said:
Sounds right enough for meh
This again..?
Yes this again, Sophie!
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The real life Norse DID have longbows, they just didn't have the organized massed archers using volleys that made the English longbowmen famous.Marin Peace Bringer said:
Rhodoks are Hussites.
swadia: 2 hand swords is german, possibly french because of the heavy knights, also see swabia
rhodoks: they seem kind of unique, but the genoese like shields suggest italian states, more northern.
nord: long bows says danish england, but they're more viking style obvious
khergit: with the horse archers mongols, and their empire (they had russian, mid eastern, indian, chinese lands so there's a lot to take from)
vaegir: baltic sea and/or russian area. very pagan like imo
sarranid: mid east (generic i know but they include a lot of 'stereotypes') although the name resembles sassanids like zollum said. might be like saladins(and others from area) armies with the weaker infantry heavy cavalry and lots of archers.
rhodoks: they seem kind of unique, but the genoese like shields suggest italian states, more northern.
nord: long bows says danish england, but they're more viking style obvious
khergit: with the horse archers mongols, and their empire (they had russian, mid eastern, indian, chinese lands so there's a lot to take from)
vaegir: baltic sea and/or russian area. very pagan like imo
sarranid: mid east (generic i know but they include a lot of 'stereotypes') although the name resembles sassanids like zollum said. might be like saladins(and others from area) armies with the weaker infantry heavy cavalry and lots of archers.
