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Jun 18, 2021 @ 1:01pm
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Servants of Wodanaz

Description
This mod is based of an idea i had concerning the Wodanaz grove. As to whether or not Early-Middle Iron Age Germanic tribes had metal helmets.This is my interptation of that assumption.

How to get units?
barb_religious_german_wodanaz_2 L_Wodencav
barb_religious_german_wodanaz_3 L_Wodencav
barb_religious_german_wodanaz_4 L_Wodencav

What Campaign is this for?
Grand Campaign

Imperator Augustus

Factions that have units?
rom_suebi L_Wodencav
emp_marcomanni L_Wodencav
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Ostrogoth2299  [author] Jul 28, 2021 @ 3:41pm 
agreed
the_moon_wolfy Jul 28, 2021 @ 3:28pm 
Interesting, since it seems like a prototype for the much later Migration & Vendel Period helms.

I like this theory, especially since it seems implausible that the Germanic people would be completely devoid of artistic craftsmanship during mid antiquity, given they've been around as long as the Celts. For example: The beautiful spangenhelms we see during late antiquity HAD to have evolved from something rather than thin-air or imitation. Yes, it's true that the Germans utilized Roman and Persian armour, the former usually through raids, and the latter through trade and learning the techniques. However, you can clearly see their artistic and cultural influence on them, as the designs and metal work is unique to those 2 cultures, rather than blatant rip-offs.

Tl;dr: The whole "ancient germans were dumb barbarians with no creativity" claim is stupid to me