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[IU] Magyar Set by Emperor Jaco
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20 Mar, 2019 @ 4:28pm
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Age of Empires II (2013): The Forgotten
Age of Empires II (2013): The African Kingdoms
Age of Empires II (2013): Rise of the Rajas
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[IU] Magyar Set by Emperor Jaco

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Magyar set.
This mod uses units created and converted by a multitude of different modders such as Emperor Jaco, Yeun,AbeJin and more.
The list is to long to display them all but these mods are only possible deu to all of them.
You require IA + IU 5.8 to run this mod, and has to be selected as the Data Set to run.


I hope you all appretiate it.
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SteelEagle8 25 Oct, 2019 @ 2:08pm 
This is pretty cool, but the infantry line feels off. Just my opinion.
Savaran 25 Apr, 2019 @ 11:16am 
Hi!
Fantastic Mod! Thanks for you!
Keep to good work! Greetings from Hungary:)
Celtic Keeper  [author] 21 Mar, 2019 @ 8:32pm 
Cavalry archers of the time and of that area did look somewhat similar due to the earlier migrations of smaller steppe peoples, from the Steppe westward into places such as Kazakstan, Turkey, Hungaria and so forth, as culture spreads, peoples will adopt cultures,tactics and units if found to be effective, so some units start to resemble soldiers from other countries, such as the Byzantines transition from Roman units to Greco units and later resembling Persian units using curved scimitars for their elite swordmen, hence why numerous nomadic horsearchers look rather similar resembling those of the most effective units ever, Mongolian horse archers.
Celtic Keeper  [author] 21 Mar, 2019 @ 8:32pm 
Greetings Omkar! It is a pleasure to finally learn how to create my own mods, I have done extensive research on medieval history,arcutecture,culture,religion, tactics and units, I look forward to convey my knowledge by means of mods depicting how I have experienced history through the years. I am about 90% finished with a complete compelation for units of all the civs.