A Preview! ...of sorts.

[Joar]

Hi everyone,

Just posting some assorted buildings and portraits made for RESTITVTOR ORBIS to let you all know work is progressing.

[Leon Katakalon]

Great as always!!!

[Joar]

Thanks!

[l5c4sl3m0s]

INCREDIBILIS!!!

[Dansk viking]

Awesome! Particularly curious about the lion hunting scene :-P

[Justinian Australis]

Looks really good!

[Joar]

INCREDIBILIS!!!

Thanks!

Awesome! Particularly curious about the lion hunting scene :-P

It's the "Hunting Grounds" building for the Kingdom of Aksum. It's the first level of two that enables "Fur and Pelt Trade". This building tree is also available for the Barbarian factions, as represented here:

Looks really good!

Thanks!

[L. D. Aurelianus Augustus]

Your art is amazing as always

[Avarice1987]

Oh, will the Hadrian Wall be on the STartegic Map and in Tactical Fight?

[Joar]

Your art is amazing as always

Thanks!

Oh, will the Hadrian Wall be on the STartegic Map and in Tactical Fight?

If I remember correctly, only on strat map as a defence bonus to the neighbouring settlements. I don't think it's possible to make use of a great wall in battle mode.

[Spartan 666]

Great job Joar!!!

[Joar]

Great job Joar!!!

Thanks!

Here's some of the historical buildings:

[crazyroman]

Awesome work!

[Joar]

Awesome work!

Thanks!

[McScottish]

What is there to say? These are excellent, and I look forward to seeing them implemented - another Joar triumph!

[Justinian Australis]

What is there to say? These are excellent, and I look forward to seeing them implemented - another Joar triumph!

And I for one look forward to a McScottish masterpiece about the Restorer of the World...

[Jurand of Cracow]

Great work, @Joar, as usual.
Have you thought if your work can be used in the mods for RTW: Remastered?

[Rampante-Cid]

Hi Joar! I love your artwork they are great as always man

On other hand, I think would be nice addings for the historical buildings the Newgrange tomb in Ireland and Gordian III's tomb in Syria. Both were sites of pilgrimage during the antiquity, being the first in use as place for worship the "ancestors" at least until the arrival of Christianity at the V a.C. And the second was visited by Julian during his ill-fated Persian campaing.

Below two links one about Newgrange and the other about the tomb of Gordian III:

http://irisharchaeology.ie/2013/04/r...rom-newgrange/


https://www.academia.edu/4116180/The...s_Significance

[tungri_centurio]

awesome work. really beautifull

[Arminius92]

Ecce artista, Joar!

Probably alreaby been asked this, but how do you do them?
PS:bottom left fortification reminds me of the "Ad Pirum" fort