Two pharaohs off the top of my head sent expeditions to the land of punt (now known as Ethiopia) for stuff like frankincense, animals, etc. Egypt had trade connections with some west African states, and further, east Africa. But if it's an earlier date (say, around the time the great pyramids were built) you'd have a situation where much of Europe would be barely out of the stone age.

I would assume it'd be similar to Troy TW in the 13th century BCE because of Ramesses II. Highly depends on the start date of the campaign. the neolithic era ended about 2000 BCE in western europe, while the bronze age started around 3300 BCE in mesopotamia. However, if you go further back it becomes even more murky. we don't know where these tribes had their territory and how many there were, what they were called or let alone anything about their military structure outside of what weapons we found in burial sites. but it's hard to implement this in TW due to the lack of records. If you're talking about late bronze age Urnfield peoples you're right, they existed and they lived in localized tribes around fortified hill settlements which can be argued to be a sign of early warfare of a larger scale in europe. Think we missed one? Give us a Modmail and suggest new Subreddits to add to the lists! Total War Center Mod List (Not every mod, but most Overhauls)Ī guide to buildings and economy in Three Kingdoms

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