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and his endless variations, da empire it's probably the melting pot between
Bretonnia-Norsca-Kislev and da Dwarfs.
I have no Idea how "Khazalid" sounds like but for sure its not da singing from da elvs.
From da wrotten "Khazalid" words, it looks for me da letters sounds a bit like German,
because of da for sure hard spoken K Q Z ect.
Your way of approaching the language of the empire therefore makes sense!
An interesting theme to find fitting designations.
I like the idea of words that are put together from other languages.
For example an artificial word between Norscan, Kislevi, Khazalid and vice versa.
That will definitely sound powerful! For the right units, of course.
https://steamcommunity.com/id/leinhart177
I have no Idea is this guy a german but he walk da other way round, he use very clearly sounding
german designations.
Having a clearly French word like "Kurassier" just didn't sit well with me. I figured the Empire would have taken the name from the chest plate, but in their own language structure, as the French created the name Curassier.
Kurassen are da chest protection.
I think they are named by da mod as "Kurassen", because its so more easy to speak that word out in english, but thats are only ma 5 cent.
Thanks for da mod btw