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Pagania·World

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Ancient beliefs, legends and history

Pagania is the world of the turn of Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages: the Migration Period, the fall of Rome and the birth of the Europe of nations. There are no spells and no imaginary beasts here. There are the gods people believed in, the tribes that fought, and the places you can still visit.

Paganism

Every European nation taking part in the Migration Period developed its own system of power and belief, its own material culture and language. It is thanks to this diversity that every army in Pagania has its own Special Traits and its own way of using the Places of Power.

Gods

Svetovid

The four-faced god of Arkona on Rügen, lord of war and harvest. His statue held a horn of mead from which priests divined the coming year’s crops.

Triglav

A three-headed deity worshipped in Szczecin and Wolin. The three heads were said to watch the sky, the earth and the underworld.

Jesza

A deity listed by Jan Długosz among the gods of the old Poles. Its name and role remain debated by scholars.

Tribes and peoples

Each people is a separate army on the Battle Map, with its own formations, Leaders and style of fighting.

  • Vandals
  • Lechites
  • Goths
  • Scythians
  • Alemanni
  • Italics
  • Khazars
  • Franks
  • Norse
  • Rus

Sacred places

Bald Mountain

The holy peak of the Holy Cross Mountains, in legend a place of pagan worship and sabbaths. Today the Holy Cross monastery.

Babia Mountain

Queen of the Beskids. A mountain shrouded in legend, believed to be the dwelling of powerful spirits.

Tyniec

A rocky bank of the Vistula near Kraków, a settlement older than the Benedictine abbey that stands on it.