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(C.L.S.R.P.ADVERT)Legio IIII Scythica
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PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU NEED TO CHOOSE VANILLA or RADIOUS or DIVIDE ET IMPERA
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I can't be the only one that loves the work that XIIICaesar has done with 'Franky235's original mod. However, i couldn't help but dislike how some legions have shields that i am not used to from other mods and games. With this mod i plan to create new shield textures that will be inspired by re-enactment groups and mods from previous total war titles.

Each update will include a redesigned texture for Marian, Augustan and Imperial era versions of a legion and their unit cards. I plan to update the mod with new designs at least twice a week until finished.

So far I have completed:

Legio I Germanica

Legio II Augusta

Legio III Gallica

Legio IIII Macedonica

Legio IIII Flavia Felix

Legio IIII Scythica

Legio V Alaudae

Legio VI Ferrata

Legio VI Victrix

Legio VII Claudia

Legio VIII Augusta

Legio IX Hispana

Legio X Gemina

Legio X Fretensis (also as a naval unit in campaign and custom battles)

Legio XI Claudia

Legio XII Fulminata/Antiqua

Legio XIII Gemina

Legio XIIII Gemina

Legio XV

Legio XV Apollinaris (the two XVs are completely different legions :P )

Legio XXI Rapax



Next:

You decide!

When:

At least twice a week, though hopefully every other day


Legions left to complete: 11/30

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PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU NEED TO CHOOSE VANILLA or RADIOUS or DIVIDE ET IMPERA
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Centurion  [auteur] 10 nov 2016 om 18:40 
As explained on the actual mod pages, there's been some problems. here's a copy paste:

"XIIICaesar, the previous "manager" of the Caesar's legions mod removed his mod. Problem is that my shield reskins require that. Until I get the energy and time to do it (some time in the future if not next year), I'll upload my copies of his mods#

Currently the only way that you can play with my reskins and the legions is to play the Ancient Empires mod of Attila"
Shadowleader 10 nov 2016 om 15:50 
i cant see any of the peopel in all your mods
Centurion  [auteur] 11 jan 2016 om 6:43 
Weird indeed - you sometimes even see "IIII" in stead of "IV" on clocks too!
zema221 11 jan 2016 om 5:35 
I researched it and you're rigth. thoug its weird, I supouse that the numbering at the time was different. thanks for the feedback one learns new things everyday.
Centurion  [auteur] 11 jan 2016 om 4:21 
incorrect in the case of the imperal army, they did their 4s differently on purpose, can't remember why. Scythica tended to switch around between IV and IIII at different periods in history though.
zema221 11 jan 2016 om 2:03 
an accuracy issue, a 4 in roman numbers is IV not IIII