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Mk3390 说:^ I still hold the point on the vaiegirs. Their troop types( druzhnik and ivory gaurds are refrences to kingdom of norway.) Also the style of their armor is common norwegian especially the helms. Not to mention their axe types. Another thing is the name which i'm pretty sure comes from Norger(norway in Norse) and Norvegia(Norway in latin) Nords and the rest I agree with.
It doesn't make sense that there would be a Norweigan-based faction when the Nords already represent their fighting style and mutual Scandanavian heritage. Also I dont recall Norweigans being famous for knights/horses like the Vaegirs have. It's not a surprise that the armor a Slavic-inspired faction would wear is similar to a Viking-inspired faction, since they Vikings were their overlords in many places and had a great influence on the development of the various slavic peoples. Also Russia's (Vaegir's) northern border was largely bordered by Scandanavian Vikings (Nords) and eventually their southern borders were inhabited by turkic-asiatic peoples (Khergits) and eventually invaded by Mongols (Khergits). The name Vaegir might sound familiar because it could be a reference to the medieval greek's Varangian guard. And since Russia and Byzantium had a similar (orthodox/eastern european) heritage maybe thats why a Slavic-based faction was named that way. Just a guess.





