they can be built into towns later, but they will be more abstract towns than anything else, representing the "big fish" in the region rather than a true settlement. enter forced diplomacy script.ĭesert "towns" - non-towns that will have buildings that cannot be built, used for gathering troops in the desert. God will have a single city that is immensely wealthy that will trade with the hebrews - turning away from god as the hebrews will mean a huge loss of income (plagues and famine) as well as unrest. God and the Sea People will have islands that cannot be reached by the player from which they will come. For you non-abrahamics, consider this faction as representing the religious influence, if not true divinity. GOD/senate - because there wouldn't be Hebrews without commandments. The map will reach from the west of egypt to the iran, from the Dardanelles to central arabia.Īmalekites, Edomites? Midianites? Moabites? The game will use BI and start probably around 1250 BC and go (for whoever wants to) until probably around 950 BC, beginning with the bronze age collapse and ending with the time of Judges as well as the beginning of Assyrian domination. (hitties, hebrews, philistines, assyrians, kessites, babylonians, egyptians)Īlright, so i've been kicking this idea around in my head for some time, but I think i'm going to go for it now, if i can drum up support, and you all are the first to hear! By knowing receipt of materials you consent to the above.
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