"Great" Wall Of Benin - Paradox Interactive Forums
Jun 22, 2020 · The Walls of Benin were not a single structure, but a massive mosaic of walls and moats stretching out across most of modern day Benin and the surrounding lands. If you look on a sattelite image, you can in fact still clearly see the part of the outline of the walls. And thats just the royal quarter.
"Great" Wall Of Benin | Page 3 | Paradox Interactive Forums
Jun 23, 2020 · It's ahistorical to imagine empires invading Benin from Europe or even North Africa. It's also ahistorical to imagine extensive siege warfare with siege weapons in subsaharan Africa. And that's why it's not easy to compare the efficiency of a …
The Monument Image for the Walls of Benin doesn't depict the …
Apr 21, 2022 · Because the Benin Walls are most impressive for their scale, I can see why Paradox might have a hard time finding a suitable image that captures their "look". This is made worse because the walls fell largely into ruin due to a lack of preservation from both the British colonial and Nigerian post-colonial governments.
A list of all the special buildings of the world!
May 14, 2020 · A user-generated list of special buildings that can have modifiers or events in Crusader Kings III. See examples of historical and fictional buildings from different cultures and regions, and how they can affect the gameplay.
1.32 Monuments List | Paradox Interactive Forums
Nov 9, 2021 · A forum thread that lists all 52 new monuments in patch 1.32 of the game Europa Universalis IV. The monuments have different effects on trade, economy, culture, religion, and more, and some have special requirements or bonuses.
SPQR - Imperial Borders Restored | Paradox Interactive Forums
Sep 29, 2020 · The Colosseum is awful. I'd much rather have Al-Azhar University, Alhambra, Citadel of Aleppo, Doge's Palace, Great Mosque of Mecca, House of Wisdom, Imam Ali Mosque, Mahabodhi Temple, Theodosian Walls, The Tower of London, Visby Ringmur, Walls of Benin, or The University of Sankoré.
Theodosian Walls - Paradox Interactive Forums
Jul 16, 2019 · The walls of Constantinople were built during the reign of Emperor Theodosius II, and have proudly stood as the strongest walls in the world for a thousand years. Hun, Persian, Avar, Bulgar, Muslim, Serb, Usurpers: Few have found themselves equal to the task of siegeing the City of the World's Desire. But time has marched on.
Men-at-Arms stationing/building guide 1.9.1 - Paradox Interactive …
Jun 10, 2023 · Learn how to optimize your men-at-arms units and buildings in Crusader Kings III with this comprehensive guide. Compare the pros and cons of different unit types, regions, traditions and innovations for each era.
The Futility of Grand Fortresses | Paradox Interactive Forums
May 6, 2019 · As you can see great walls have access to more features that provide troops and siege defence. Based on troop count alone walls can provide up to 550*7 troops. As each feature provides troops to every holding within the province. Fortresses can only provide 100. Walls also provide a ton of siege defence at the same time.
Europa Universalis IV - Development Diary 26th of September …
Sep 26, 2023 · A small defensive part with three missions revolving around reinforcing the Theodosian Walls and constructing the Hexamilion Wall; A large conquest part starting from “The Impending Doom” A small trade part of the two missions “Peloponnesian Renaissance” and “Monemvasian Merchants”