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FACTION SYMBOLS
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This is the list of the factions:

Fortriu / Northumbria / Laighean / Essex / East_Anglia / Gwynedd / Wessex / Ui_Neill / Dyfneint / Mercia / Mumhan / Connacht / Dyfed / Alt_Clut / Dal_Riata / Gwent / Powys / Cantware

Non Playable:

Danelags (Emergent Faction) / Mide (Southern Ui´Neil´s Rebels) / Norsemen (Emergent faction) / Ynis Manaw (Rebels) / Breifne (Rebels) / Airgialla (Rebels) / Caith (Picts Rebels)

Possible emergent factions:

Kingdom of Alba(Fortriu) / Deheubarth (Dyfed)

Brief description of factions:

Spoiler Alert, click show to read:

Fortriu

Once, the legend says, there was a Pict king named Cruithne, son of Cing. Cruithne reigned for a hundred years and he had seven sons, who were named Fib, Fidach, Fotla, Fortriu, Caitt, Ce and Circenn. Upon his death the kingdom was divided between his seven sons. Scone was the capital of the strongest of the southern kingdoms, Fortriu.

Northumbria

Composed of the union of two independent kingdoms, Bernicia and Deira by Aethelfrith, a king of Bernicia who conquered Deira around the year 604. He was defeated and killed around the year 616 in battle Raedwald of East Anglia, who installed Edwin, the son of Aella, a former king of Deira, as king.

Laighean

Prior to the latter 5th century the overlordship of Leinster was held by the Fir Domnann, who invaded Leinster sometime before the 4th century, from western Caernarvonshire in Wales.
They were ousted by the Uí Failge, Uí Bairrche and Uí Enechglaiss. The Uí Bairrche are in turn said to be related to the Brigantes tribe of northern Britain, and they ruled southern Leinster from the earliest centuries A.D.

Essex

The region of the East Seaxe was settled by Saxons from circa AD 500, and it occupied the former British territory of Caer Colun, north and east of London. There was probably already a Saxon population in the area from the late fourth century; the descendants of Roman foederati. In 616 Eadbald's claim of overlordship over the East Seaxe is rejected by his three cousins Sexred, Sæweard and Seaxbald who becomes joint kings there at the same time as Eadbald becomes king of the Cantware.

East_Anglia

Settling first in the north the Angles in the region gained ascendancy between 475-495 from the British territory of Caer Went. The kingdom of the East Angles was founded in circa AD 575 as a result of the uniting of the North and Suth Folk. The Anglians were not totally dominant in the area; there was also a sizable Saxon presencesettled in this area as foederati before the collapse of Roman rule.

Gwynedd

Located in in the former territories of the Deceangli and Ordovices. A group of Votadini Picts (under Cunedda Wledig were transferred by Magnus Maximus to secure Western Britain from Irish raiders, moving from the Manau Goutodin kingdom. In Wales, Cunedda governed most of the north. His father and grandfather bore Roman names and in true Celtic fashion, Cunedda could trace his lineage back to Beli Mawr.

Wessex

The Saxon Gewissae, landed on the south coast and began to carve out an area of settlement for themselves. This was traditionally in AD 495, where they were led by Cerdic, whose mother were British. Cerdic headed a British power bloc which, with German mercenaries or help related through intermarriage to Jutes or Saxons, staged a takeover and was able to set up a viable Brito-Saxon kingdom after the heavy Saxon defeat at Mons Badonicus.

Ui_Neill

The sons of Niall of the Nine Hostages, Eoghan, Conall, and Enda, travelled north from the kingdom of Connacht into the western and northern regions of the kingdom of Ulster (county Donegal). It was here in the 5th century that the Cenél Eóghain and Cenél Conaill began to establish themselves as overlords in northwestern Ulster.

Dyfneint

Although under Roman control until the late fourth century, the Celtic tribe of the Dumnonii probably exercised a certain amount of self-government in their own lands. They most probably re-established their kingdom as a power in its own right by the time of Magnus Maximus, as the latter prepared Britain's defences prior to establishing his own claim for control of the Roman Empire in AD 383.

Mercia

From circa AD 520 the Iclingas gradually moved into the East Midlands, alongside other groups who eventually came to be known as the Middil Engle. From circa AD 600 the Iclingas began absorbing the Saxon and Anglian kingdoms and tribes of the eastern Midlands into their territory, and became known as Mercians, meaning Lords of the March. The early Mercians held the main border in the emerging Engla-land, and were instrumental in pushing back the borders of British kingdoms such as Cynwidion and Pengwern.

Mumhan

The Éoganacht were a federation of tribes claiming a common lineage from Éogan Mór, Son of Ailill Aulomm. They spread throughout Munster and were noted as kings of Munster from an early period until the rise of the Dal gCais in the 10th century.

Connacht

The fourth century 'high king' of Ireland Eochu Mugmedón's son Bríon was the ancestor of the Uí Briúin, who along with the descendants of Eochu's son Fiachra Foltsnaithech, ancestor of the Uí Fiachrach, were to rule the province of Connacht for seven centuries. One of Eochu Mugmedón's other sons was Niall [of the Nine Hostages], ancestor of the Uí Neill, whose descendants were to dominate the Irish high kingship over a similar extended period.

Dyfed

The British kingdom based on the Celtic tribal territory of the Demetae was created in 382 by one of the sons of Magnus Maximus.
The Irish Deisi tribe were settled by the Roman authorities in the Demetian region. Their leader, Aed Brosc`s grandfather, Eochaid Allmuir, had been forced to leave his homeland after a bid for independence was severely crushed by the Irish High King. The descendants of Aed's eldest son, Urb, founded the Kingdom of Brycheiniog between 420-450, while his younger son, Triffyn Farfog, married the heiress of the Demetian kings.

Alt_Clut

Centered on the Clyde headwaters and its capital of Dumbarton, or Alcluith. Formed into a kingdom in the second century, when a descendant of Caratacus of the Catuvellauni collected together a force of 'free Britons' in opposition to the 'enslaved' Britons and their roman masters to the south. Alt Clut remained for the most part an independent kingdom, one of the few British kingdoms never to be conquered by the English or Normans

Dal_Riata

In descent from Cairbre Rioghfhoda, Dal Riata was the tribal and territorial name of the early tribes of County Antrim. The Dal Riada extended their kingdom into Scotland probably during the 3rd to the 7th centuries. The early term that the Romans referred to these and other tribes from Ireland was the "Scoti".

Gwent

Founded as a kingdom of the Silures Britons, Ewyas was situated east of mid-south Wales, and seems to have been as well-established and as early as Dyfneint to the south. Gwent evolved from Ewyas, it continued to use Caer Gwent as its capital. The kingdom was renamed Gwerthefyriwg in honour of Vortigern's son, and later came to be known after its capital.

Powys

Centered at Caer Meguaidd, and covering much of the modern Welsh border, Powys derived its name from the descriptive Latin pagenses, '(land of the) country dwellers' or 'people of the pagi'.
Powys was almost certainly Vortigern's native land. According to tradition, Vortigern's second son was handed Powys when Vortigern became High King. In circa 570, Powys was apparently divided in two. The name was retained for the western half, while the eastern half became Pengwern.

Cantware

Founded in AD 450, this was the very earliest of the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms. Made up of a mixture of Germanic Jutes and Celtic Britons, the Jutes were originally used as mercenaries by the controlling British forces. For the first century or so, the Jutes had joint rulers; Hengist may have led them, but Horsa ruled alongside him until his death in battle with the British, and then Hengist's son Aesc took on the role until Hengist's death.

Non Playable:

Danelag (Emergen Faction)

A large number of Vikings landed in East Anglia their leaders were Ivar the Boneless and Halfdan sons of Ragnar Lodbrok, and Anlaf Cuaran, the King of Dublin. The 'Great Army' moved north into Northumbria. In 867 the Danes attacked Northumbria and York. They wanted revenge for the death of their father who had been killed by Aella, the King of Northumbria. The Danes destroyed many churches and monasteries including Whitby Abbey. The monasteries remained ruined for two hundred years.

Mide (Southern Ui´Neil´s Rebels)

The Middle Kingdom, the ancient Irish territories of Mide and Brega, which held one of the great ritual and royal sites in ancient Ireland, that of Tara. Niall Noígiallag established himself as king of Tara around the turn of the 5th century AD. His sons and grandsons continued a conquest of the northern Laigin territories to carve out the sub-kingdoms of Mide and Brega for their descendants.

Norsemen (Emergen faction)

Both Orkney and Shetland saw a significant influx of Norwegian settlers during the late 8th and early 9th centuries. Harald Hårfagre ("Harald Fair Hair") subdued the rovers in 875 and annexed the Northern Isles to Norway.
The Hebrides came under Norse control already before the 9th century. Norwegian rule of the Hebrides was formalised in 1098 when Edgar of Scotland recognised the claim of Magnus III of Norway after the Norwegian king had conquered the Orkney Islands, the Hebrides and the Isle of Man in a campaign, directed against the local Norse leaders of the various islands.

Ynis Manaw (Rebels)

The Isle of Man was taken by the Irish in the fifth to sixth centuries. Before that, for a short time, its king ruled over the Picts in Galwyddel. That region was absorbed into Rheged, but became a dominion of Ynys Manau again from around 632.

Breifne (Rebels)

Bréifne was held by the clans of the Uí Briúin Breifne, descendants of Aodh Fionn(Hugh the fair), from the 7th century. Around the 6th century the Conmaicne Rein are thought to have moved north from around the present Dunmore and settled in Magh Rein. About the 8th century, the area was conquered and settled by the Uí Briúin (O Brian) who were a branch of the royal family of Connacht.

Airgialla (Rebels)

Ancient Irish tradition tells us that Airghialla was a territory in northern Ireland founded by the three Collas about the 4th century of the Christian Era. The three Collas made war with the High King of Ireland, Fiachadh, and overthrew and killed him in order to sieze the Kingship for Colla Uais. The term Airgialla is translated as 'those who give hostages', alluding to a subordinate status of the various groups inhabiting the area.

Caith (Picts Rebels)

Once, the legend says, there was a Pict king named Cruithne, son of Cing. Cruithne reigned for a hundred years and he had seven sons, who were named Fib, Fidach, Fotla, Fortriu, Caitt, Ce and Circenn. The northern Picts were combined in one kingdom, that of Cat, under the powerful Brudei.

MAP
(By: Absinthia)

HADRIAN WALL

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STONE HENGE

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WELSH SOIL

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MAP REGIONS

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SETTLEMENTS
(By: Icedie El Guaraní)

CELTIC CULTURE

City / Large Town / Town / Large Village / Village

SAXONS CULTURE

Village / Large Village / Town / City

BRITONS CULTURE

Village / Large Village / Town / City

PICTISH CULTURE

Village / Large Village / City / Large City Large / Town

UNITS (just some, more to follow)
(By: Absinthia , Icedie El Guaraní)

INGAME LOOK

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And a special unit for you guys (and maybe girls)!

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We hope you enjoyed this preview, we promise to amaze you with more quality work and brilliant ideas in future previews.

Stay with us!

Best regards,
VACUUS LUX LUCIS Team.

Icedie El Guaraní · Icedie El Guaraní

Sweet!!

Nakharar · Nakharar

AMAZING, im really really jealous

not only will this take the light of EoR theres a small catch its AMAZING

The one section that you really lacked which was 2d art and just presentness and neatness has now been fixed to the level of amazing, great logo, faction symbols and map stuff, and great cities ofcourse

Icedie El Guaraní · Icedie El Guaraní

Thanks Nak it very much appreciated!!

Hereje · Hereje

awesome, amazing, de lujo!!!!

I love those settlements!!!!

Antiochos VII Sidetes · Antiochos VII Sidetes

Great preview...and chariots, too!

**Legio** · **Legio**

max, you never cease to amaze me with your works!

Icedie El Guaraní · Icedie El Guaraní

When they fight in cantabrian formation its a good sight!!

Ratbag · Ratbag

Very impressive!
But if I may ask, what's up with the naked chaps? Seems dangerous going to a battle like that.

Víkingr · Víkingr

Hadrians wall and the maps textures are beautiful.

Icedie El Guaraní · Icedie El Guaraní

Woad warriors are of the religious type, they believe that the woad can protect them against the enemy, and its a sort of intimidation as well.

**Tzar** · **Tzar**

Awesome job guys !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+rep to all

MaxMazi · MaxMazi

Thanks guys! VLL team is preparing for another preview, in which we hope we can impress you even more. Thanks again to all of you!

Swagger · Swagger

awesome

Doctor · Doctor

Fantastic keep up the great work.

absinthia · absinthia

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ratbag

Very impressive!
But if I may ask, what's up with the naked chaps? Seems dangerous going to a battle like that.

that was sort of the whole point, any one crazy enough to fight naked must be quite dangerous at any rate...
still the woad warriors and also chariots are rather exotic units to our mod. as such they will not be available in great numbers and only at special occasions.
both unit swill be mostly related to the irish factions.

IVIarkI2I · IVIarkI2I

Amazing job guys this mod is better and better. Also maxmazi's
work is stunning as always 10/10 keep up this great work

y2day · y2day

Wow!! Great work guys, all around beautiful stuff. I can't wait for more. Awesome work Max and Icedie.

y

maxi90 · maxi90

this looks really neat guys. keep it up!

Musculus Maximus · Musculus Maximus

very nice preview

cool naked models

+rep

MaxMazi	September 20, 2009, 05:01 PM / ~ PREVIEW ~ VACUUS LUX LUCIS Overview	#1
In love with modding! Posts: 931 Total Awards: 1	Logo (By: Louis Lux) FACTION SYMBOLS (By: MaxMazi) (This is a animated gif so there is some loss in quality) _______________________________ This is the list of the factions: Fortriu / Northumbria / Laighean / Essex / East_Anglia / Gwynedd / Wessex / Ui_Neill / Dyfneint / Mercia / Mumhan / Connacht / Dyfed / Alt_Clut / Dal_Riata / Gwent / Powys / Cantware Non Playable: Danelags (Emergent Faction) / Mide (Southern Ui´Neil´s Rebels) / Norsemen (Emergent faction) / Ynis Manaw (Rebels) / Breifne (Rebels) / Airgialla (Rebels) / Caith (Picts Rebels) Possible emergent factions: Kingdom of Alba(Fortriu) / Deheubarth (Dyfed) Brief description of factions: Spoiler Alert, click show to read: Fortriu Once, the legend says, there was a Pict king named Cruithne, son of Cing. Cruithne reigned for a hundred years and he had seven sons, who were named Fib, Fidach, Fotla, Fortriu, Caitt, Ce and Circenn. Upon his death the kingdom was divided between his seven sons. Scone was the capital of the strongest of the southern kingdoms, Fortriu. Northumbria Composed of the union of two independent kingdoms, Bernicia and Deira by Aethelfrith, a king of Bernicia who conquered Deira around the year 604. He was defeated and killed around the year 616 in battle Raedwald of East Anglia, who installed Edwin, the son of Aella, a former king of Deira, as king. Laighean Prior to the latter 5th century the overlordship of Leinster was held by the Fir Domnann, who invaded Leinster sometime before the 4th century, from western Caernarvonshire in Wales. They were ousted by the Uí Failge, Uí Bairrche and Uí Enechglaiss. The Uí Bairrche are in turn said to be related to the Brigantes tribe of northern Britain, and they ruled southern Leinster from the earliest centuries A.D. Essex The region of the East Seaxe was settled by Saxons from circa AD 500, and it occupied the former British territory of Caer Colun, north and east of London. There was probably already a Saxon population in the area from the late fourth century; the descendants of Roman foederati. In 616 Eadbald's claim of overlordship over the East Seaxe is rejected by his three cousins Sexred, Sæweard and Seaxbald who becomes joint kings there at the same time as Eadbald becomes king of the Cantware. East_Anglia Settling first in the north the Angles in the region gained ascendancy between 475-495 from the British territory of Caer Went. The kingdom of the East Angles was founded in circa AD 575 as a result of the uniting of the North and Suth Folk. The Anglians were not totally dominant in the area; there was also a sizable Saxon presencesettled in this area as foederati before the collapse of Roman rule. Gwynedd Located in in the former territories of the Deceangli and Ordovices. A group of Votadini Picts (under Cunedda Wledig were transferred by Magnus Maximus to secure Western Britain from Irish raiders, moving from the Manau Goutodin kingdom. In Wales, Cunedda governed most of the north. His father and grandfather bore Roman names and in true Celtic fashion, Cunedda could trace his lineage back to Beli Mawr. Wessex The Saxon Gewissae, landed on the south coast and began to carve out an area of settlement for themselves. This was traditionally in AD 495, where they were led by Cerdic, whose mother were British. Cerdic headed a British power bloc which, with German mercenaries or help related through intermarriage to Jutes or Saxons, staged a takeover and was able to set up a viable Brito-Saxon kingdom after the heavy Saxon defeat at Mons Badonicus. Ui_Neill The sons of Niall of the Nine Hostages, Eoghan, Conall, and Enda, travelled north from the kingdom of Connacht into the western and northern regions of the kingdom of Ulster (county Donegal). It was here in the 5th century that the Cenél Eóghain and Cenél Conaill began to establish themselves as overlords in northwestern Ulster. Dyfneint Although under Roman control until the late fourth century, the Celtic tribe of the Dumnonii probably exercised a certain amount of self-government in their own lands. They most probably re-established their kingdom as a power in its own right by the time of Magnus Maximus, as the latter prepared Britain's defences prior to establishing his own claim for control of the Roman Empire in AD 383. Mercia From circa AD 520 the Iclingas gradually moved into the East Midlands, alongside other groups who eventually came to be known as the Middil Engle. From circa AD 600 the Iclingas began absorbing the Saxon and Anglian kingdoms and tribes of the eastern Midlands into their territory, and became known as Mercians, meaning Lords of the March. The early Mercians held the main border in the emerging Engla-land, and were instrumental in pushing back the borders of British kingdoms such as Cynwidion and Pengwern. Mumhan The Éoganacht were a federation of tribes claiming a common lineage from Éogan Mór, Son of Ailill Aulomm. They spread throughout Munster and were noted as kings of Munster from an early period until the rise of the Dal gCais in the 10th century. Connacht The fourth century 'high king' of Ireland Eochu Mugmedón's son Bríon was the ancestor of the Uí Briúin, who along with the descendants of Eochu's son Fiachra Foltsnaithech, ancestor of the Uí Fiachrach, were to rule the province of Connacht for seven centuries. One of Eochu Mugmedón's other sons was Niall [of the Nine Hostages], ancestor of the Uí Neill, whose descendants were to dominate the Irish high kingship over a similar extended period. Dyfed The British kingdom based on the Celtic tribal territory of the Demetae was created in 382 by one of the sons of Magnus Maximus. The Irish Deisi tribe were settled by the Roman authorities in the Demetian region. Their leader, Aed Brosc`s grandfather, Eochaid Allmuir, had been forced to leave his homeland after a bid for independence was severely crushed by the Irish High King. The descendants of Aed's eldest son, Urb, founded the Kingdom of Brycheiniog between 420-450, while his younger son, Triffyn Farfog, married the heiress of the Demetian kings. Alt_Clut Centered on the Clyde headwaters and its capital of Dumbarton, or Alcluith. Formed into a kingdom in the second century, when a descendant of Caratacus of the Catuvellauni collected together a force of 'free Britons' in opposition to the 'enslaved' Britons and their roman masters to the south. Alt Clut remained for the most part an independent kingdom, one of the few British kingdoms never to be conquered by the English or Normans Dal_Riata In descent from Cairbre Rioghfhoda, Dal Riata was the tribal and territorial name of the early tribes of County Antrim. The Dal Riada extended their kingdom into Scotland probably during the 3rd to the 7th centuries. The early term that the Romans referred to these and other tribes from Ireland was the "Scoti". Gwent Founded as a kingdom of the Silures Britons, Ewyas was situated east of mid-south Wales, and seems to have been as well-established and as early as Dyfneint to the south. Gwent evolved from Ewyas, it continued to use Caer Gwent as its capital. The kingdom was renamed Gwerthefyriwg in honour of Vortigern's son, and later came to be known after its capital. Powys Centered at Caer Meguaidd, and covering much of the modern Welsh border, Powys derived its name from the descriptive Latin pagenses, '(land of the) country dwellers' or 'people of the pagi'. Powys was almost certainly Vortigern's native land. According to tradition, Vortigern's second son was handed Powys when Vortigern became High King. In circa 570, Powys was apparently divided in two. The name was retained for the western half, while the eastern half became Pengwern. Cantware Founded in AD 450, this was the very earliest of the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms. Made up of a mixture of Germanic Jutes and Celtic Britons, the Jutes were originally used as mercenaries by the controlling British forces. For the first century or so, the Jutes had joint rulers; Hengist may have led them, but Horsa ruled alongside him until his death in battle with the British, and then Hengist's son Aesc took on the role until Hengist's death. Non Playable: Danelag (Emergen Faction) A large number of Vikings landed in East Anglia their leaders were Ivar the Boneless and Halfdan sons of Ragnar Lodbrok, and Anlaf Cuaran, the King of Dublin. The 'Great Army' moved north into Northumbria. In 867 the Danes attacked Northumbria and York. They wanted revenge for the death of their father who had been killed by Aella, the King of Northumbria. The Danes destroyed many churches and monasteries including Whitby Abbey. The monasteries remained ruined for two hundred years. Mide (Southern Ui´Neil´s Rebels) The Middle Kingdom, the ancient Irish territories of Mide and Brega, which held one of the great ritual and royal sites in ancient Ireland, that of Tara. Niall Noígiallag established himself as king of Tara around the turn of the 5th century AD. His sons and grandsons continued a conquest of the northern Laigin territories to carve out the sub-kingdoms of Mide and Brega for their descendants. Norsemen (Emergen faction) Both Orkney and Shetland saw a significant influx of Norwegian settlers during the late 8th and early 9th centuries. Harald Hårfagre ("Harald Fair Hair") subdued the rovers in 875 and annexed the Northern Isles to Norway. The Hebrides came under Norse control already before the 9th century. Norwegian rule of the Hebrides was formalised in 1098 when Edgar of Scotland recognised the claim of Magnus III of Norway after the Norwegian king had conquered the Orkney Islands, the Hebrides and the Isle of Man in a campaign, directed against the local Norse leaders of the various islands. Ynis Manaw (Rebels) The Isle of Man was taken by the Irish in the fifth to sixth centuries. Before that, for a short time, its king ruled over the Picts in Galwyddel. That region was absorbed into Rheged, but became a dominion of Ynys Manau again from around 632. Breifne (Rebels) Bréifne was held by the clans of the Uí Briúin Breifne, descendants of Aodh Fionn(Hugh the fair), from the 7th century. Around the 6th century the Conmaicne Rein are thought to have moved north from around the present Dunmore and settled in Magh Rein. About the 8th century, the area was conquered and settled by the Uí Briúin (O Brian) who were a branch of the royal family of Connacht. Airgialla (Rebels) Ancient Irish tradition tells us that Airghialla was a territory in northern Ireland founded by the three Collas about the 4th century of the Christian Era. The three Collas made war with the High King of Ireland, Fiachadh, and overthrew and killed him in order to sieze the Kingship for Colla Uais. The term Airgialla is translated as 'those who give hostages', alluding to a subordinate status of the various groups inhabiting the area. Caith (Picts Rebels) Once, the legend says, there was a Pict king named Cruithne, son of Cing. Cruithne reigned for a hundred years and he had seven sons, who were named Fib, Fidach, Fotla, Fortriu, Caitt, Ce and Circenn. The northern Picts were combined in one kingdom, that of Cat, under the powerful Brudei. MAP (By: Absinthia) HADRIAN WALL Spoiler Alert, click show to read: STONE HENGE Spoiler Alert, click show to read: WELSH SOIL Spoiler Alert, click show to read: MAP REGIONS Spoiler Alert, click show to read: SETTLEMENTS (By: Icedie El Guaraní) CELTIC CULTURE City / Large Town / Town / Large Village / Village SAXONS CULTURE Village / Large Village / Town / City BRITONS CULTURE Village / Large Village / Town / City PICTISH CULTURE Village / Large Village / City / Large City Large / Town UNITS (just some, more to follow) (By: Absinthia , Icedie El Guaraní) INGAME LOOK Spoiler Alert, click show to read: And a special unit for you guys (and maybe girls)! Spoiler Alert, click show to read: We hope you enjoyed this preview, we promise to amaze you with more quality work and brilliant ideas in future previews. Stay with us! Best regards, VACUUS LUX LUCIS Team. Proudly Patronized by Louis Lux Last edited by Icedie El Guaraní; October 10, 2009 at 05:07 PM.

Icedie El Guaraní	September 20, 2009, 05:06 PM / Re: ~ PREVIEW ~ VACUUS LUX LUCIS Overview	#2
Feeling the recession!! Posts: 1,698 Total Awards: 1	Sweet!!

Nakharar	September 20, 2009, 05:18 PM / Re: ~ PREVIEW ~ VACUUS LUX LUCIS Overview	#3
EoR CALIPHATE PREVIEW Content Writer Posts: 7,292 Total Awards: 1	AMAZING, im really really jealous not only will this take the light of EoR theres a small catch its AMAZING The one section that you really lacked which was 2d art and just presentness and neatness has now been fixed to the level of amazing, great logo, faction symbols and map stuff, and great cities ofcourse Second Preview>>East of Rome<<First Preview Third Preview>>Forth Preview<<Fifth Preview EoR SIXTH PREVIEW OUT NOW

Icedie El Guaraní	September 20, 2009, 05:25 PM / Re: ~ PREVIEW ~ VACUUS LUX LUCIS Overview	#4
Feeling the recession!! Posts: 1,698 Total Awards: 1	Thanks Nak it very much appreciated!!

Hereje	September 20, 2009, 05:26 PM / Re: ~ PREVIEW ~ VACUUS LUX LUCIS Overview	#5
Visca el Barça!!! Posts: 328	awesome, amazing, de lujo!!!! I love those settlements!!!!

Antiochos VII Sidetes	September 20, 2009, 05:28 PM / Re: ~ PREVIEW ~ VACUUS LUX LUCIS Overview	#6
Colonel Posts: 3,558 Total Awards: 1	Great preview...and chariots, too! The Last Roman Mod of the week on hold -- I've played nearly every RTW mod out there. BOYCOTT THE USE OF SMILEYS! (Okay, just once) Antiochos VII...last true scion of the Seleucid dynasty...rest in peace, son of Hellas. Please forgive me for not fulfilling my TWC responsibilities to the fullest -- I'm utterly swamped by RL at the moment.

Legio	September 20, 2009, 05:29 PM / Re: ~ PREVIEW ~ VACUUS LUX LUCIS Overview	#7
TWC's Resident Tart Content Writer • Librarian • Citizen Posts: 11,743 Total Awards: 4	max, you never cease to amaze me with your works! TWC PRESENTS PLAYBOY A BROOKLYN LIFE: MY BLOG Sons of the Steppe: A Broken Crescent Kypchak AAR Monday: 2008 Scriptorium Writing Competition Winner Corner Boys: My Historical Fiction my totw winner whoohoo under the suitably hellenic patronage of jimkatalanos patron of the artistic Maяcel

Icedie El Guaraní	September 20, 2009, 05:30 PM / Re: ~ PREVIEW ~ VACUUS LUX LUCIS Overview	#8
Feeling the recession!! Posts: 1,698 Total Awards: 1	When they fight in cantabrian formation its a good sight!!

Ratbag	September 20, 2009, 05:31 PM / Re: ~ PREVIEW ~ VACUUS LUX LUCIS Overview	#9
Brigadier Posts: 3,718 Total Awards: 2	Very impressive! But if I may ask, what's up with the naked chaps? Seems dangerous going to a battle like that. \| "I don't suffer from insanity I enjoy every minute of it." \| My Workshop \|The Graphics Workshop\| Critic's Quill \|Tale Of The Week \|DotS TinTin Rebellion Surviver \| Black Truth Forum War Surviver \| Shark Finning

Víkingr	September 20, 2009, 05:32 PM / Re: ~ PREVIEW ~ VACUUS LUX LUCIS Overview	#10
Raiding the forums... Posts: 2,048	Hadrians wall and the maps textures are beautiful. ----------------------- Patria Libera - Mod Realms - The Silver Shield ----------------------

Icedie El Guaraní	September 20, 2009, 05:33 PM / Re: ~ PREVIEW ~ VACUUS LUX LUCIS Overview	#11
Feeling the recession!! Posts: 1,698 Total Awards: 1	Woad warriors are of the religious type, they believe that the woad can protect them against the enemy, and its a sort of intimidation as well.

Tzar	September 20, 2009, 05:36 PM / Re: ~ PREVIEW ~ VACUUS LUX LUCIS Overview	#12
★★★Artifex★★★ Content Artist • CdeC • Citizen Posts: 5,250 Total Awards: 4	Awesome job guys !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! +rep to all The House of Wilpuri ~ Proud Patron of: The Noble Lord Developer of:*Ferrum Aeternum* /Roma Surrectum 2.0/ The Great Conflicts/THERA, A New Beginning My Art Room The Silver Shield - Art Designer Moderator in Games, Activities, and Chat R.I.P Calvin *Hell was full, so I'm back!*

MaxMazi	September 20, 2009, 05:42 PM / Re: ~ PREVIEW ~ VACUUS LUX LUCIS Overview	#13
In love with modding! Posts: 931 Total Awards: 1	Thanks guys! VLL team is preparing for another preview, in which we hope we can impress you even more. Thanks again to all of you! Proudly Patronized by Louis Lux

Swagger	September 20, 2009, 05:43 PM / Re: ~ PREVIEW ~ VACUUS LUX LUCIS Overview	#14
Banzai! Banzai! Banzai! Posts: 8,450	awesome Swagger's Pathway to Fame, a Saxophone Learning Adventure Ancs Guide , Emergent Factions , Yes/No Events \| L'Outremer New Preview

Doctor	September 20, 2009, 05:45 PM / Re: ~ PREVIEW ~ VACUUS LUX LUCIS Overview	#15
Regimental Sergeant Major Posts: 1,032	Fantastic keep up the great work. "I have only two regrets: I didn't shoot Henry Clay and I didn't hang John C. Calhoun."- Andrew Jackson

IVIarkI2I	September 20, 2009, 05:53 PM / Re: ~ PREVIEW ~ VACUUS LUX LUCIS Overview	#17
Do you like fishdicks?? Posts: 1,322	Amazing job guys this mod is better and better. Also maxmazi's work is stunning as always 10/10 keep up this great work Here I have borned , here I live, and here Iwill die Pround Patria Libera Leader --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sweden Preview\|Wrath of the Norsemen\|Battle for the Baltic v2.0

y2day	September 20, 2009, 05:55 PM / Re: ~ PREVIEW ~ VACUUS LUX LUCIS Overview	#18
Rest in peace Calvin Content Artist • CdeC • Citizen Posts: 5,160 Total Awards: 4	Wow!! Great work guys, all around beautiful stuff. I can't wait for more. Awesome work Max and Icedie. y Member of The Imperial House of Hader Proud Patron of Boicote, Tsarsies, Giovi, PedroL - Under the patronage of Chim GRAPHIC WORKSHOP Silver Shield Stainless Steel - y2day's Symbol Pack Released

maxi90	September 20, 2009, 05:57 PM / Re: ~ PREVIEW ~ VACUUS LUX LUCIS Overview	#19
Quartermaster Sergeant Posts: 771	this looks really neat guys. keep it up! http://maxi90.mybrute.com _____________________________ Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent. Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil? Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God?

Musculus Maximus	September 20, 2009, 05:59 PM / Re: ~ PREVIEW ~ VACUUS LUX LUCIS Overview	#20
Drummer and Fifer Posts: 158	very nice preview cool naked models +rep Coat of arms My Workshop Models and Skins New Interface Last edited by Musculus Maximus; September 20, 2009 at 06:44 PM.

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