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Brunksky Anno Domini Map Pack
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Brunksky Anno Domini Map Pack

Description
Requires Anno Domini MOD. (Thanks Rob R8XFT)

Edited Svens Europe for play with Rome (Thanks SvenJJ)

3 TSL Maps-

World of Rome- 21 playable Civs, 14 CS. (Map is an edited version of Svens Europe) The Carthaginians, Greeks, Eygptians, Romans...Who can build an Empire across the entire Mediterranean?

Greek Hegemony- Greece is small. Greece has 16 kings. Can there be one who will unite the Greeks? Can there be one who can claim the title of Hegemon?

Craddle of Civilization- The Eastern Mediterranean is giving birth to the greatest Civilizations of the ancient world. Babylon, Medes, Hitti, Israel, Egypt, can any of these peoples rule the known world, and be a King of Kings? 16 playable Civs fight to rule the Craddle of Civilization.

2 Scenarios-

Republic of Rome- The Romans have overthown thier Etruscan kings and established a republic. War has led Rome to control all of southern Italy, but the young republic is still surrounded by enemies. To the east, the Greeks long to regain control over thier colonies in southern Italy. In the north, the barbaric Gauls still control Northern Italy. And across the sea, the once honorable and loyal Carthaginians insult Rome and challenge her power... they must be punished. 19 playable Civs and 18 city states.

Peloponnesian Wars- The greeks united to repel a Persian invasion. Sparta leads a Greek Army to victory, but Athens reaps the benefits, establishing a massive Maritime Empire. Now Athens is claiming Hegemony over all of Greece, and Sparta will never be subordinate to Athens. The Thebians, Corithians, and Macadonians are ready to stand with Sparta if she will challange Athens. Athens and her allies are plenty ready to defend the Empire agianst the warmongering Spartans. But as the Greeks again prepare for civil war, beware, the Persian threat is always looming just across the sea. Play as Athens, Sparta, or Persia.

Known Bug------ Anno Domini Civs wont appear in the game setup.
Thats ok, its easy to get around. Load the mod, load the scenario. Then choose either a vanilla civ if available or leave it on random civ. Start the game. After it starts, immediatly quit to the main menu. Then load the mod, load the scenario, and all playable Anno Domini Civs will appear. I dont know why this works it just does. The bug is in Anno Domini, and I am sure an update is on the way.

Favorite compatable MOD?
Civ5 Farm Mod is a fun one that adds production and gold to farms. Balance is fine, and farms dominate the landscape instead of all those ugly mines.
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pkz19 26 Nov, 2016 @ 12:22pm 
Is one of the civ packs supposed to be enabled for this to run?
CaptainEdwinoz 1 Jul, 2016 @ 4:25am 
Hey Brunsky awesome mod, just make AD a bit better. I got one little problem. With the world of rome pack. I can only play: Dacia, Athenes, Iceni, Macedonia and Illyria. I tried your fix above but it doenst seem to help. Do you know another suggestion?
Emanon 18 Feb, 2016 @ 9:56am 
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Emanon 13 Feb, 2016 @ 12:51pm 
@Brunsky:
Hey there
Mod doesn'y seem to register. Tried a lot of the usual steam solutions, none of them worked.
Do you have another way to download the files?

Thanks
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dhennes 10 Nov, 2015 @ 12:47pm 
Ok. For Problem no.1 I found the root cause: seems like the scenario "world of Rome" is not compatible yet to the new AD. Not all civs are linked to the start positions so the game assigns random civs to certain start positions. Can you maybe provide a numbered list of the civs that are in your scenario so that I can change them in world builder? That would be awesome.
dhennes 10 Nov, 2015 @ 11:58am 
This is exactly the kind of maps I was looking for, so thankyou for your great work!
However, I noticed some issues:
I downloaded your mod and the newest release of Anno Domini. I noticed that in your map "World of Rome", when playing as Rome, the other civs are spawning randomly e.g. 19th dynasty Egypt in Spain and 18th dynasty Egypt in eastern Europe. Is this a known bug or am I just doing something wrong?
Also, when playing "Republic of Rome" as Rome, the game crashes after turn one when the AI player #17 finishes his turn.
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framedarchitecture 12 Jun, 2013 @ 11:11am 
@author I have enjoyed your maps in combination with Anno Domini. The geography is very good, and the coastlines especially are accurate but more importantly have an interesting effect on game play. I didn't like how some of the resources were distributed on the eastern Med map, and I ended up adding a lot more, but other than that a very nice set of maps.
framedarchitecture 10 Jun, 2013 @ 6:21pm 
The "known bug" is actually a Firaxis design bug, nothing to do with Rob's Anno Domini. The only workaround, really, is a Custom loading screen.
Z3R0 21 May, 2013 @ 6:27pm 
Brunsky your mod is just amazing!, it is really fun to play and I recomend it to anyone playing civ nice job!