Millenaire Cultures

Each culture in Millénaire has unique architecture, language, food, and specialized items.

Norman (French)

Based on 11th-century Normandy. They focus on heavy stone and timber-frame architecture. They are known for producing superior tools and armor.

• Specialties: Cider, Calvados, Norman Broadswords, and heavy armor
• Key Buildings: Forteresse (Fort), Abbaye (Abbey), Manoir (Manor)

North Indian (Hindi)

Based on the Ganges Valley. They utilize mud bricks and sandstone. They are masters of agriculture and spice production.

• Specialties: Rice, Curry, Turmeric, and ornate statues
• Key Buildings: Qila (Fort), Mahal (Palace), Mandir (Temple)

Mayan (Yucatec)

Based on the pre-Columbian civilization. They build massive stone pyramids and focus on maize farming.

• Specialties: Maize, Obsidian tools, and Macuahuitl (war clubs)
• Key Buildings: Great Pyramid (Noah Mul), Temple of the Sun

Japanese (Japanese)

Based on the Heian period. They use paper walls and thatch roofs, transitioning to stone tiles as they grow.

• Specialties: Rice, Sake, Udon, Katana (Tachi), and Yumi bows
• Key Buildings: Yashiki (Manor), Bukkyou Mura (Religious village)

Byzantine (Greek)

Based on the Eastern Roman Empire. They use elaborate tiles and mosaics.

• Specialties: Wine, Silk, Grapes, and Byzantine Maces
• Key Buildings: Chorio (Village), Orthodox Church

Inuit (Inuktitut)

Found in snowy biomes, they live in igloos and sod houses.

• Specialties: Whale meat, Fur clothes, and Kakivak spears
• Key Buildings: Iglu (Igloo), Shaman's Hut

Seljuk Turk (Turkish)

Added in later versions, they feature Middle Eastern architecture with elaborate carpets.

• Specialties: Pide, Lokum (Turkish Delight), and Pistachios
• Key Buildings: Caravanserai, Seljuk Mosque