Realism is important to an extent, gameplay will come first. The main goal of this mod is to recreate the early Roman period when Rome was still young and had enemies on all sides. I would also like to thank everyone who has contributed to this thread for their support and suggestions. (I just did this off the top of my head, please say if I missed you and sorry!) Main contributors: Gothic Knight(models), Belendor(logo), leandrojas_(map), theAthenian (scenes), diskustink, ChapterMaster, saerossaeros (research), Ritter Dummbatz, Guacharo (banners), dragoon47 (research), Angry Newbie (research), (and Christbowel from the old thread) coding and putting it all together and finding various obscure thread about mods and models) Seek N Destroy (loading screens), Tsubodai (creator. Scenes IF ready will be implemented, otherwise they will be left for the next version.Ĭurrent team: zemdu(modelling, recruiting), 14Yotam(modelling), jackstory(modelling, scenes), Brodan1(modelling), dexm(scenes), Lord Drake(signature), Vympel, FALX(texturing), English_Longbowman (research), Specialist (modelling), remove unnecessary native models (Done some, removed samurai stuff) There may or may not be a floating training field, its a mystery Lords currently have no clothes out of battle Salt mine/ Dhorak Keep are here but serve no purpose, please ignore for nowĬaravans get stuck at the mountain near Capua Their help with various aspects of modingĪny feedback and/or suggestions are welcome, as this is still a work in progress. The many contributors and supporters from the old thread as well as the wonderful people on the forums for  Yukimura_Sanada (For improving the textures of alex's elephant's models and remaked)   Thanks to Alex Dragon (For giving me the permission to use his elephant's models) Llew for Roman and Gallic models (with help from Narf for an armour) Thanks to : Gothic Knight for some Greek and Italian models It is an INCOMPLETE version mainly intended for testing of the new map. The second version of this mod (0.6 beta) is now available for download here: The origional thread is here: if anyone is interested (there are some screenshots there, I will put some more here later on). New troops for Greece, Rome, Gaul, Etruria and Epirus, those for Epirus and the rest are still in progress. There are Roman, Greek and Gallic models available and there is also a camel! This mod is for WARBAND (version 1.134)!!! Also works with 1.143Ĭursus Honorum includes 12 new factions: Rome, Greece, Etruria, Illyria, Gaul, Epirus, Carthage, Samnium, Syracuse, Messana, Massilia, Liguria. CURSUS HONORUM: An early Rome mod for MOUNT AND BLADE WARBAND

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Roll an odd number and lose one Supply Card.” Pretty straightforward! But then another type of Trail Card says, “Roll an even number and ford the river. The big problem is that some of the cards that are supposed to further gameplay have ambiguous instructions, and I was not able to find any clarifying instructions in the rules booklet.įor example, one kind of Trail Card says, “Roll an even number to ford the river. The actual computer game let you hang out at landmarks.Īs an exercise in nostalgia, The Oregon Trail Card Game is. (In fairness, some of us modern folk would only last 30 minutes on the real Oregon Trail.) Advertisement Maybe this is why the game's publisher says you only need 30 minutes to play. Sometimes the calamity is easily fixed by playing a Supply Card sometimes the calamity is immediate death. Sometimes your best Trail Card tells you to pick a Calamity Card, and-you guessed it-that brings calamity upon the wagon party. Gameplay is relatively simple: everybody is dealt Trail Cards and Supply Cards at the start, and you go around the table putting down Trail Cards that fit with the Trail Card played before your turn. It’s a nice change of pace from fiercely competitive games in which alliances are formed and relationships are ruined for a night. If one person makes it, everyone at the table wins. The goal of The Oregon Trail Card Game is to have at least one person at the table survive through 50 trail cards, at which point your wagon train arrives at Willamette, Oregon. (Although the box says you can play with two, that got boring real quick when I tried it.)  A card game should include everyone at the table, and The Oregon Trail Card Game is better with four or more people.  That’s fine for a card game, though: unless your parents forced you to share every moment at the computer with your little sister (thanks, Mom and Dad), the original games were solitary endeavors.  The Oregon Trail Card Game doesn’t really facilitate the kind of free-wheeling play that the digital Oregon Trail versions afforded. Some of us eschewed gameplay when things got dire and spent our time throwing out supplies to make room for everything we brought back from hunting. Some wanted the challenge and started as teachers. Some of us started as bankers and went crazy buying laudanum in the General Store. But we all learned what it meant to “ford a river” and “caulk a wagon.” Some of us played the Oregon Trail Deluxe version on Windows and acted out the scenes of our wagon train passing through what is now Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming, Utah, and, if you were lucky, more western states.  Some of us started with the Apple II Oregon Trail, while some of us played later Oregon Trail versions.

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