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Chainmail wasn't really common amongst Arabs at the time. But some of them used it but not extensively. Mail armors weren't really used by the Arabs at the time.
Sassanid warriors: 1. savaran "Clibanarius" - heavy horseman heavily armored and armed with spear and bow. 2. Infante dailamita - highly valued warriors who used a multitude of weapons: swords, axes, bows, slings and especially a “double-leaf” javelin, although the correct translation is likely to be “double-edged”. 3. Paighan - cam warriors recruited among the peasantry.
Arab warriors In the first time of expansion there was a shortage of horses so the base of the armies was the infantry armed with a spear or bow. Both riders and infants would carry straight swords. Iron stirrups would have been introduced just after the conquest of Persia, although apparently some Arab horsemen already used wooden stirrups in the seventh century.
Troops limitadane Roman Empire. To the left Burgari guarding watchtowers with an oval shield, interlude helmet, to the right Castiliani who guard the forts with a round shield, carry only one lancea and do not carry a sword, the helmet is of the crested intercised type that corresponds to a centurion.
Illyrian cavalry III century also called equites dalmatorum. 1 light rider with spangenhelm type Deir el-Medinah, lorica hamata and oval shield of 110 x 90 cm, is seen taking the reins with the same hand as the shield; 1st section of the shield with wooden boards covered with leather; 2 lancias or light javelins; 3 draco banner; 4 rings of the lorica hamata; 5 tunic ornaments. 6 hiedernbieber helmet.
Roman soldiers half century V: left: 1 Aeccio magister militum. 2 Bucelario de Valentiniano III (Happy Valentinian Placid); 3 bodyguard Hun of Aeccio. Right: 1 Ostrogod biarch of the Cuneus Equites Escutatorum; 2 primicerio (official); 3 Flammoularios by Mattiarii Juniors.
Byzantine army in the seventh century. On the left heavy infant; center a nobleman who carries a head and a hand of a rebel to warn others; Right rider wears a helmet cover with feathers.
Infantry of Caliphate Rashidun: 1 Ansar or warriors who had accompanied the Prophet, has two coats of mail with an Arabian robe or durra between them, the helmet is of Persian origin, the sword is worn with a shoulder strap or baldaric typical of the Arabs; 2.- Archer, 3 Arab woman.
Here is a compilation of historical uniforms so that you can modify them for both the Byzantine and Arab mod, it would also be good if you add the historical standards used by the factions in the historical period as well as infantry banners, cavalry also different historical shields used by the infantry as cavalry in the images can be seen.
Thanks mate. I will definitely look at all of them.
But I will warn you that this mod will not 100% historically accurate.
Here's my reason:
1. Sometime its hard to find the right asset as not much asset create for this time period
2. Some part of my submod will be different from real life for the sake of gameplay. Like I will make rashidun mainly ride camel as no other faction will ride one except Rashidun.
3. Personal Preference. This submod is my personal tweaked version of Rise of Islam that maybe some change will be based from my Personal Preference.
Chainmail wasn't really common amongst Arabs at the time. But some of them used it but not extensively. Mail armors weren't really used by the Arabs at the time.
dude you are an amazing mod developer and i like your mods Creativity (Muslim conquest) and i hope the best for you and your career as a developer
A spa bed (commander in chief of the army) and a possible version of the legendary Kaveh banner.
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arab soldiers.
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Sassanid warriors: 1. savaran "Clibanarius" - heavy horseman heavily armored and armed with spear and bow. 2. Infante dailamita - highly valued warriors who used a multitude of weapons: swords, axes, bows, slings and especially a “double-leaf” javelin, although the correct translation is likely to be “double-edged”. 3. Paighan - cam warriors recruited among the peasantry.
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Arab warriors In the first time of expansion there was a shortage of horses so the base of the armies was the infantry armed with a spear or bow. Both riders and infants would carry straight swords. Iron stirrups would have been introduced just after the conquest of Persia, although apparently some Arab horsemen already used wooden stirrups in the seventh century.
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Byzantine emperor and his guard silo VI.
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Roman helmets used during the Low Roman Empire.
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Troops limitadane Roman Empire. To the left Burgari guarding watchtowers with an oval shield, interlude helmet, to the right Castiliani who guard the forts with a round shield, carry only one lancea and do not carry a sword, the helmet is of the crested intercised type that corresponds to a centurion.
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Illyrian cavalry III century also called equites dalmatorum. 1 light rider with spangenhelm type Deir el-Medinah, lorica hamata and oval shield of 110 x 90 cm, is seen taking the reins with the same hand as the shield; 1st section of the shield with wooden boards covered with leather; 2 lancias or light javelins; 3 draco banner; 4 rings of the lorica hamata; 5 tunic ornaments. 6 hiedernbieber helmet.
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Byzantine Cavalry
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Combat between ostrogodo and archer.
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Byzantine soldiers in the sixth century.
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horse archer.
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early byzantine cavalry.
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siglo IV y V.
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Roman soldiers half century V: left: 1 Aeccio magister militum. 2 Bucelario de Valentiniano III (Happy Valentinian Placid); 3 bodyguard Hun of Aeccio. Right: 1 Ostrogod biarch of the Cuneus Equites Escutatorum; 2 primicerio (official); 3 Flammoularios by Mattiarii Juniors.
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5th century: 1 noble's bucelario carries a lance, shield and a crossbow, 2 soldier limitnei. 3 catafracta of the eastern junior sagittarius.
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Offensive armament of the Roman infantry IV - V.
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5th century: from left to right: legionary of the V Macedonian, legionary of the Herculiani Seniores, hondero, auxiliary brachiati.
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5th century: left archer or sagittarius and catafracta; right rider alano and rider huno.
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Magister Militum Roman, escorted by his V century bucelarios.
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Flags/ battle standards of medieval Roman Empire.
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Byzantine Cavalry.
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Combat between ostrogodo and archer.
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Byzantine soldiers in the sixth century.
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horse archer.
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early byzantine cavalry.
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Imperial Guard in Constantinople VI century: 1 Spatharius; 2 Protector: 3 Excubitor.
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Byzantine infantry VI century.
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Byzantine Thracian cataphracts V-VI century, carries the round shield with the lion, you can see the horseshoes.
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Byzantine cavalry centuries VI-VII. You can see the division established by Belisario between archers and spearmen.
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Byzantine army in the seventh century. On the left heavy infant; center a nobleman who carries a head and a hand of a rebel to warn others; Right rider wears a helmet cover with feathers.
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1 Emperor Heraclius wears a crown of feathers (toupha); 3 Somatofulax (emblem holder) Imperial; 2 Doriphoros (portalanza) Imperial.
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Siege of Constantinople by the Arabs and their allies.
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burden of the Byzantine cataphracts defeated the Arabs.
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The Arabs Orthodox Caliphate or Rashidun.
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The Arabs Orthodox Caliphate or Rashidun.
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Batalla de Adjnadayn o Adjnadain 634.
Combat between a Muslim and a Byzantine warrior.
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Arab caliphate Rashidun infants against Byzantine infants.
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Catafracta sasánida against Arabs seventh century.
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Battle of Badr in 624.
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Infantry of Caliphate Rashidun: 1 Ansar or warriors who had accompanied the Prophet, has two coats of mail with an Arabian robe or durra between them, the helmet is of Persian origin, the sword is worn with a shoulder strap or baldaric typical of the Arabs; 2.- Archer, 3 Arab woman.
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Here is a compilation of historical uniforms so that you can modify them for both the Byzantine and Arab mod, it would also be good if you add the historical standards used by the factions in the historical period as well as infantry banners, cavalry also different historical shields used by the infantry as cavalry in the images can be seen.
Thanks mate. I will definitely look at all of them.
But I will warn you that this mod will not 100% historically accurate.
Here's my reason:
1. Sometime its hard to find the right asset as not much asset create for this time period
2. Some part of my submod will be different from real life for the sake of gameplay. Like I will make rashidun mainly ride camel as no other faction will ride one except Rashidun.
3. Personal Preference. This submod is my personal tweaked version of Rise of Islam that maybe some change will be based from my Personal Preference.