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In terms of modding I launched my Estalia mod, which has gone through the roof, started working on a Tilea overhaul, made further improvements for my high elven characters and helped so many of my German mod colleagues with their projects.
I thank everyone who is playing with my mods or leaving his/ hers/ it's constructive feedback or any nice words in the comments!
Also my thank goes to everyone who helped me with my mods in any ways!
I wish everyone a happy new year and only the best for 2024!
To make some comments on art direction (namely the Prussian Eagle feels at odds with warhammer), overall I think the units look stellar (Flying Brothers look exactly how I did up my models with head swaps, as do the chicken riders). Would love to see Darak with his great-axe.
To ask about some of the creative choices/suggest some improvements on the design, Darak-kals split good/evil path is intriguing as he was absolutely meant to be a bad guy, it feels weird you can go back and forth on each selection rather than locking in one path.
Wanted to describe how surreal it was to find out someone had modded the book, faithfully at that. It was really weird to see my own characters in game