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Beasts of War - War Dogs
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Total War: ROME II - Beasts of War
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Beasts of War - War Dogs

Beskrivelse
This mod adds more war dog units to numerous factions where (somewhat) historically accurate.
All of the added dogs use vanilla abilities and stats to maintain balance.

If you like this mod, please consider giving it a thumbs up. :)

Language
English

Supported Campaigns
Custom Battles
Grand Campaign
Wrath of Sparta DLC

Requires
Beasts of War DLC

Multiplayer Support
Works in multiplayer (if all players have this and the Beasts of War DLC.)

New (playable) factions with dogs
• Athens
• Boii
• Egypt
• Macedon
• Nervii
• Parthia
• Pergamon
• Persia
• Roxolani (Campaign Only)
• Royal Scythia (Campaign Only)
• Sparta
• Suebi
• Syracuse

War Dog Garrisons
• Wardogs have been added to garrison rosters for all civilization types.
(Roman, Barbarian, Hellenistic, Eastern)

Gameplay tips for using wardogs
• Perfect against light units such as light calvary and missle units
• Wait until most hostile units are engaged before releasing
• Don't them use against heavy melee
• Try to use them on the flanks of your enemy
• Use them to break routing units

Special Notes
Save game compatible.
German support planned, once I figure out how.

History Sources
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogs_in_warfare
{LINK FJERNET}
http://www.k9history.com
http://nyti.ms/1u2hdez
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molossus_%28dog%29
http://www.touregypt.net/featurestories/dogs.htm
{LINK FJERNET}
20 kommentarer
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Dansken👻 28. feb. kl. 16:13 
does it also debug dog movement?
Bulla Ice Cream 15. feb. 2021 kl. 0:55 
Update please mate?
K.Sausez 2. mar. 2019 kl. 3:36 
Update pls
Snowman 23. aug. 2018 kl. 19:23 
update
K.Sausez 18. mar. 2018 kl. 6:31 
Hello, update as soon as possible please :)
SummitBear 24. maj 2017 kl. 16:20 
Doesn't seem to work with suebi
Dirty_Cruiser 12. mar. 2016 kl. 11:06 
I'm playing as Suebi and I can't figure out how to get the dogs. I've made all the military buildings and I tried maxing a Slave building. What am I missing?
roidunord 29. jan. 2015 kl. 0:29 
To be historically correct, you got to look at the history of the roman invasion of what is now england.
Julius Ceasar created the old english mastiff as an animal so strong it could kill wolves, that threatened the camps at night when mist and cloud made visibility nil.
Credited as the first domestic breed and the genetic ancestor of all big dog breeds.
All dogs are basically an offshoot of the pedigree of the mastiff.
The italian mastiff, the neapolitan.
the french mastiff, the dogue de bordeaux
the spanish mastiff, the pyranean mountain dog
jamespmullin 13. jan. 2015 kl. 22:09 
I do not remember the name of the Roman who made the comment but he said that the Celtic dog ( now known as the Irish Wolfhound ) was basically the toughest dog in the Roman arena.
Cassius  [ophavsmand] 13. jan. 2015 kl. 10:20 
If you are interested in the topic, here is one of the sources I used. :)
link [books.google.com] It claims Roman war dogs were equipped with chainmail, and blankets with pots of greek fire.

As far as implementing either of these, that would fall outside the range of my capability.