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Dynamic World

Race-Specific Campaign Decor
Transform the campaign map with unique, race-specific assets so each province looks claimed, cultivated, or corrupted by its rulers.
This is a visual overhaul only; it does not change gameplay or balance.

• Territory looks owned — world props are swapped for race-specific variants (hamlets, outposts, work sites, watchposts), replacing generic scenery with lived-in detail.
  
• Forestry themes — distinct small/large trees for each culture, plus bamboo groves, snow-weighted pines, and “blighted/evil” growth where Chaos spreads.
  
• Settlement flavor — human realms gain cottages, barns, taverns, and road shrines; non-humans display lairs, pits, shack lines, and cruel ornaments; Skaven infest the surface with burrows and warp-stone traces.
  
• Biome polish — race-tailored snow/grass sets, including restored grass in snowy regions for better contrast and color variety.
  
• Ambient storytelling — mining tents, ore dumps, slave cages, refuse heaps, banners, and waystones that sell the fantasy without touching mechanics.

Bretonnia — wayside chapels to the Lady, pilgrim markers, cottage clusters and field sheds that dot farm roads.
The Empire — class-diverse housing, barns and granaries, militia watchpoints, artisan yards, and road shrines; the Reik feels administered.
Kislev — timber homes, central barracks squares, stone watchtowers, sled depots and log palisades against the cold frontier.
Cathay — tiered housing and courtyards, trade pavilions, stacked ware-yards, and lantern posts along caravan routes.
Greenskins — scrap hovels, a crude Chief Hut, dung pits, fight rings, and trophy poles that sprawl from camps.
High Elves — noble villas, elegant waystones, and the Tower of Hoeth motif anchoring refined enclaves.
Dark Elves — command dais, slave-cage lines, supply tents, spike racks and banners—cruel order etched into the landscape.
Wood Elves — dense, ancient woodland with root-bridges, shrines and living glades pressing back man-made roads.
Dwarfs — mining tents, ore stockpiles and carts, tavern/brewery signs, way-halls, and a Hall of Grudges motif near holds.
Lizardmen — jungle temple fragments, vine-bound idols, plinths and wetland clearings around geomantic sites.
Ogre Kingdoms — boulder fields, pit fires, butcher racks and hide tents that announce a rough camp moved on by appetite.
Skaven — surface burrows, tunnel mouths, warp-stone rubble, rickety ladders and sabotage traces along roads.
Tomb Kings — sparse desert dwellings, bone-dry camps and funerary markers scoured by sand.
Vampire Counts — ruined cottages, graveyards and mausoleum walls, with fog-choked verge grass and dead trees.
Khorne — skull tower, Tree of Souls, scorched ground and battle refuse, as if the earth were a killing field.
Nurgle — rotting groves, seepage pools, bulging growths, and plague totems that ooze into nearby trails.
Slaanesh — silk tents, elegant arches, polished stones and unsettling symmetry that looks too perfect.
Tzeentch — eyehorns, watcher spires and reality-warp markers perched on ridgelines and crossroads.

• Save-game compatible.
  
• Works with: Dynamic Settlements, Campaign Weather Overhaul, Immortal Empires Expanded, The Old World Campaign, OvN Lost World, SFO.
  
• Not compatible: forestry-overhaul mods and OvN Fimir (tree conflicts).

• World Map for IEE
  
• World Map for Old World

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