Invasio Barbarorum II
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INVASIO BARBARORVM 2, also known as Invasio Bararorum:Flagellum Dei (IBFD) is a comprehensive modification for BI with a series of campaigns focusing on the late Roman Empire. Sub mods include Rio's IBFD and Imperium Julianorum. The aim of the modification is a balance between enhanced gameplay and historical accuracy. Set in 410AD, the year of the Sack of Rome by Alaric's Visigoths, the modification features a complete rebuild of BI.
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Latest News
IB2 for M2TW:Kingdoms is under development and is due to be released soon --RGyG 02:14, 23 February 2009 (CDT)
INVASIO BARBARORUM v7 (contained in mod-folder) and the 7.03 patch have been released. For more information visit their subforum or download the mod here
INVASIO BARBARORVM 1
information on the RTW:BI mod Invasio Barbarorum and its sub-mods here
INVASIO BARBARORVM 2 INFO
Mod's History
Setting
Invasio Barbarorum is set in 410AD, the year of the Sack of Rome, at the time of the great migrations, in the Late Roman Empire, at the start of the Dark Ages.
Features
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Factions
The modification has the following factions:
- Western Roman Empire (Imperium Romanum Occidentalis)
- Eastern Roman Empire (Imperium Romanum Orientalis)
- The Gallic Empire of the usurper Constantine III (Imperium Constantini)
- The Romano Britons
- The Sassanid Empire
- Persarmenia
- The Lakhmid Arabs
- The Berber Amazigh
- The Saxon Tribes
- The Frankish tribes
- The Alamanni
- The Burgundii
- The Langobardi
- The Vandals, Alans, and Sueves
- The Visigoths
- The Ostrogoths
- The Slavic peoples
- The Hunnic Empire
- The Hephthalites
- The Picts Picts
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The Map
The map is done mostly by Nevada
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Buildings
Building Tree
Constructing buildings in IBFD is a bit more complex tan in BI. The diagram below is a representation of a typical build tree (the building in the higher level is necessary to build a building, for example a church is necessary to build catacombs or abbeys)
roads
- farms lvl 2+
- market lvl 2+
- gov't house lvl 2+
- tavern lvl 1+
- execution square lvl 1+
- academies lvl 1+
- wall lvl 3+
- port lvl 3+
- health lvl 4
- amphitheatre lvl 2+
- monuments lvl 2+
- roads lvl 3+
- temples and churches lvl 3+
- catacombs lvl 1+
- abbeys lvl1+
- smith lv 3+
- barracks lvl 4+
- stables lvl 3+
- siege engineers lvl 3+
- market lvl 2+
Buildings and Resources
Moreover, some buildings need a certain resource, if this resource is unavailable in a region, the building will cause an economic loss (This is done to emulate importing the said resource). In some cases, if the resource is available, then it will result in an economic gain (exports), still in some cases, the resource is a necessity, and the building cannot be built if the resource is unavailable
Recruitment
Recruiting your units in IBFD depends on your culture.
Barbarians (
- infantry - gov't buildings
- cavalry - stables
Romans
- infantry - barracks
- cavalry - stables
Eastern
- infantry - barracks
- cavalry - stables
Steppe People
- infantry - barracks
- cavalry - gov't buildings
Desert People
- infantry - gov't buildings (low level) barracks (professional soldiery)
- cavalry - stables
siege engineers are simply that, buildings to build siege engines, archers are trained in standard barracks or called up from the population.
Smithies are also necessary to train heavily armored units. Since the building requirement to train units is bugged in 1.6, this has been decided to be the best solution. For the cultures that do not recruit from barracks/stables, these builings give morale and experience bonuses, and are still worth building.
Graphical Build Trees
Below is a typical Roman building tree.
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