Medieval Kingdoms Total War: The Grand Duchy of Lithuania

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Units


Early era


Lithuanian Skirmishers

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Ruthenian /Rus Archers

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Baltic Spearmen

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Lithuanian Axemen

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Noble Swordsmen (javelin precursor)

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Ducal Axemen

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Lithuanian Noble Cavalry (melee - javelin precursor cavalry)

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Lithuanian Boyars (more westernized charge cavalry)

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Lithuanian Grand Duke

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Late era


Armored Spearmen

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Armored Swordsmen

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Armored Cavalry

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Lithuanian Cavalry

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King and Bodyguards

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[warman222]

Great work as always man. Did you add a couple more cavalry units in your build? If I'm right maybe send them over.

[nnnm]

this looks amazing. great work man

[Willhelm123]

Very nice. Perhaps you should increase the variety of fur colours though, it looks a bit repetitive.

[Visarion]

They look so nice! Maaan this is going to be such a nice mod! My favourite option so far! Keep it up!

[JC_CESAR]

Unit design is indeed nice, but Lithuania had only one king wich whas Mindaugas I, who died in 1263-64 if i can remind wich erupted he war of succession betwen the noble, after that it whas only Grand Duke. So here is my question, will you guy manage to implement he script that when the first King die he civil war for power happen ?

[Slytacular]

Probably not because the game starts at what happens at 1212 A.D. and the players and AI determine what happens after. Warman may try something different in the campaign than what I assume. I guess the cities could start incredibly unhappy with lots of corruption and King Mindaugus could be the only person holding the faction together. I haven't really studied Lithuania during its time at 1212 A.D.

[JC_CESAR]

Probably not because the game starts at what happens at 1212 A.D. and the players and AI determine what happens after. Warman may try something different in the campaign than what I assume. I guess the cities could start incredibly unhappy with lots of corruption and King Mindaugus could be the only person holding the faction together. I haven't really studied Lithuania during its time at 1212 A.D.

Well Mindaugas I is litteraly the first Grand Duke (aka creator of the Grand Duchy), and first and only men to be crowned King of Lithuania to be know, so calling it Grand Duchy of Lithuania in 1212 is he bit inappropriate when really it whas probalby more he land divided betwen tribe of various origin (Balt, Slavs and other) and maybe the early Duchy of Lithuania.

[MOS-Lukas-Dwarf]

Stunning, the King looks particulary fearsome, are those custom horse saddles? All looking fantastic!

[Regentas]

Well if it comes to Lithuania, adding Tatars to late units would be nice and Samagotian 1hand and 2hand axemen. Not to mention a late stage archer unit. Or crossbowmen.
Also Im pretty sure there was early light cavarly in Lithuanian armies.

[Litphanius]

+ to Regentas, Lithuania used a lot of crossbows from XIV to XVI centuries.

[Regentas]

Well that is to be expected since they had constant battles and skirmished with Teutonic Order and the Livonian Order, not to mention, from time to time fighting muscovite russians and one of the many offshots of the mongolians, Golden Horde for the most from what I remember. Also seing as quite a few others have regional forces and different heraldy. It would be nice if Grand Duchy of Lithuania got something similar.

[Diversus]

Splendid.

[SAMOGITIAN PAGAN]

Lithuanian Battle of Blue Waters.....Romuva pagan rule...over ...... lithuania poland belarus ukraine one nation..

[Minderrx]

will you add unique pagan units?

[KAM 2150]

I am pretty sure that pagan axemen would fight the same as christian axemen ; P

[Diversus]

What about crossbows or anything including firearms?

[AngelDemonGD]

They might have crossbows but I doubt Lithuanians owned any firearms

[Diversus]

Hard to speculate as I'm no expert but Lithuania wasn't oblivious to modern weaponry since it had Teutonic order as main enemy. Something I managed to find http://m.ldkistorija.lt/index.php/is...puskoriai/1097 its written that first "Puškoriai" (translates to something as shooters) were Germans coming to grand duchy at 1382.
Also a miniature battle of Vorksla river:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...at_Vorskla.jpg

[Litphanius]

True, Lithuanians already used pretty widely crossbows in XIV, for example in the Battle of blue waters and, of course, Grunwald