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Emperor Valens' battle of Adrianople (overhaul)

NOTE: This is among our ambitious compilation of series of overhauls to come for virtually all vanilla historical battles, aiming to make historical battles as historically-accurate as possible as well as playable as both sides of the belligerents.

NOTE: This is NOT a campaign overhaul. This is specially designed for Battles --> Historical Battles.

NOTE: This mod is rather huge as it contains various high-res textures and models, specifically and only designed for Rome and the Visigoths, like none before.


What amazing changes this particular mod actually presents to you, as compared to the previous Visigothic version:

1. Visigoths are stronger, both in terms of infantry units as well as cavalry reinforments. So do expect a long and hard fight! (Given the everlasting debate as to whether the victory sealed by Visigothic cavalry marked the dawn of cavalry dominance on the field, as well as whether Visigothic infantry are actually playing an important role in defeating the Romans)

2. Visigoths are smarter, as they would prefer to defend on high grounds and wait for their reinforcements, and of course, the latter are initially invisible until the Roman soldiers could finally realize they were surrounded. So do expect the unexpected enemy cavalry from just the other corner of your view!

3. The visual effects of the unit cards are again enhanced to make them better recognizable as well as visually aesthetic.




This mod is a collection of both models and database, so this single file deal with what is covered above. Select this mod and jump into the historical battle to see for yourself!

This mod MAY be compatible with other battle enhancement mods that don't alter vanilla unit stats, and MAY NOT be compatible with major unit overhauls like FotE. Compatibility feedbacks are welcomed!


Next in-coming battle overhauls:

Battle of the Catalaunian Plains (4 vs 4 massive battle concerning more than 10,000 warriors on the field, to be precise, WRE & Visigoths & Alans & Salian Franks versus Hunnic Empire & Amali Goths & Gepids/Rugians/Heruli, with historical attacking patterns for both sides as well)

Battle of ad Decimum (featuring also John the Armenian and Solomon as allies, as well as Vandalic generals Ammatas and Gibamund, with historical attacking patterns for both sides as well)

Newly added battle of Strasbourg / Argentoratum, playable as Julian the Apostate, featuring the Magister Equites Severus as supporting allies, and Alamanni generals like the high king Chnodomar.

Newly added battle of Tours / Poitiers, playable as Charles Martel

Newly added battle of Edessa, playable as Valerian

Newly added battle of Callinicum, playable as Belisarius

Newly added battle of the Milvian Bridge, playable as Constantine I

Newly added battle of Yarmouk, playable as Byzantine general Theodore Trithyrius

Battle of Samarra (from Emperor Julian the Apostate's perspective, against Shapur II)

Battle of Utus (from General Arnegisclus' perspective, against Attila)

Battle of Soissons (from Dux Syagrius' perspective, against Clovis I)


Credits for all members in the Fall of the Eagles team, who authorized the use of their amazing base models, including:
Ahiga, Maximus183, Avetis, Don_Diego, Hadrien Ier, CJiaba (Units and Textures)
zkajo (Models), Razor (Fall of Rome developer), Imperator of Rome (Various Swords/Spears), Counterpoint (Deir el Medina helmet), Narf (mail and lamellar patterns), Kuauik (Texturing mentorship), Dejawolf (Spears, helmets), Song of Taleisn (helmets)
'Gunny (Battles)
Dresden, Grizwald714, zombieflanders, FlashHeart07 (Campaign Team/DB Edits)
char, Verzione (UI)
Friar Chris (Testing)