Latinkon in byzantine service image - In the Name of Jerusalem II mod for Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord
This project is the continuation of our work in Warband crusade MOD "In the Name of Jerusalem". We will continue to extend and improve the old settings. The new campaign map will expand to the Upper Danube, the Nile Delta, the Dinaric Alps, and Transcaucasia. The Bulgarian Empire and Grand Principality of Serbia will be added. Kingdom of Georgia, the Saltukids and the Artuqids (probably Eldiguzids) may comes later. The timeline still starts from 1187, but we will try to add more interesting historical events until 1204 - including the Fourth Crusade.
Latinkon in byzantine service
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European knights who serverd the roman for generations, are now become pronoiaies in anatolia. This knight quip with a full scale armor, eastern phyrigian type helmet, west long tunic, a kite shield and a westen long sword.
love the look based af
based on what??
/r woosh
If it is latin mercenary why this estearn like style? It looks like Armenian to me. The scales are little bit big and the robe maybe too long (i'm not sure just my feeling), i'm pretty sure its a Bannerlord retextured model seeing how the robe is "flying" when it should stick to the legs.
Good work in anyway it looks good.
No this is a brand new made by marvelous designer.
-1 for me :-(, it has the same shape! Don't inspire from Bannerlord your models are better :-)
Bannerlord's model can't be used directly. We don't have high poly, so we can't bake it.Speaking of his lllong tunic and scale armor, as I said above, his family has served in the Roman army for several generations, so he will use scale armor. But this tunic, like his Western Knight colleagues, I am trying to combine a reasonable modelling of latinkon.I draw some inspiration from photos of a French reenactment organization.
hey man, you might consider making the scales on the bottom of the armor smaller. Because bannerlord make them larger due to the leg being forward
Ok it's smaller now
FINALLY, I SEE THE ROMANS.
Strictly speaking, he is a Latin LOL
After Khwarezmian and Heavy Turkic armors, Byzantine and Georgian armors are my favorite! This armor looks so cool!
Thanks man, but the scale armors were used by euro knights too.