>How would you do a barbarian from a non european setting such as the middle east or asia? Conan my boy, plenty of eastern influence, and plenty of barbarians.
Luke Hill
>How would you do a barbarian from a non european setting such as the middle east or asia? mostly nomads I guess
Ayden Reed
What is the best combination of real world culture and fantasy race, and why is it Babylonian Dwarves?
Jordan Miller
>How would you do a barbarian from a non european setting such as the middle east or asia?
I'd do him with a wall. A better than good wall.
Joshua Adams
Aren't the Mongols pretty much eastern barbarians?
>How would you do a barbarian from a non european setting such as the middle east or asia? My Eastern Asian/Japanese setting just calls them Gaijin.
Aaron Jones
Redoing my map.
What do you guys think?
>How would you do a barbarian from a non european setting such as the middle east or asia? Viking-flavored Huns
Isaiah Cook
A non-western barbarian is usually a horse tribesman of some kind. Tamerlane, Attila, etc. You could always change up the idea by going full Rome and having barbarians be fairly advanced in metallurgy and just okay administrators that are prone to schism and tribal behaviors like the Vandals or Goths which came west from eastern Europe and the Black sea (I think).
What are Chaos Dwarves are the best faction?
R8 my map. I'm doing an Art Deco fantasy world. It's meant to be an intersection between noir industrial and ancient Greek.
