However, the 'rebel' theme the rhodoks got, and some of their clothing show there's Welsh/Scottish influence to them as well. It was pretty much the main point of the shield's design. Most notably the Board shields which look just like Pavise shields which is the ultimate shield for crossbowmen, sadly in native you can't put the shield into the ground. Rhodoks: Their weaponry certainly is similar to what Italians used back then, the Swiss too to some extent. Swadian horsemen widely use lances, so did the Germans and the French. Weaponry and armor suggest the main influence is from the Germans and French. Swadia: many suggest the name comes from Swabia, southern region in Germany.Īrguably the whole faction is Duchy of Swabia dyed to red and the letter B replaced with D. Sarranid Sultanate: Sassanid's, obviously. Though Vikings didn't use heavy armor as widely as Nords do here in m&b. Note how the name is very similar to the Merkits, one of the Mongol tribes. Khergit Khanate: Asian tribes and clans, most notably the Mongols. Looks like all of the in-game factions got their influence from different cultures back in medieval age. I would add Swiss to Italians for Rhodoks Vaegirs - Based off of Russia and similar countries. Nords - Scandinavian and Viking inspirations. Heavily horse-based, much like the Huns and Mongols. They're referred to as a Khanate, after all. Khergits - Based off of the Turks and Mongols. Geographical location and topography support the mountainous northern borders of Italy. Rhodoks - Heavily inspired by Italians, but sadly no traces of the Western Roman Empire :c. Generally based off of organized Northern African and Eastern countries. Sarranids - Their name is obviously based off of the Dark Age Sassanids, and take their structure from Arabians/Egyptians. In Native there are no longbows for this faction, but the look of their cavalry heavily reflect that of Medieval England/France. Swadia - Relations to England and France. Originally posted by Slypear Learning 3DS Max:Native and Floris generally support the following:
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