The Veriici

[Centurion]

..So, uh. In creating Isabel and telling people about her Arabic-based language I had larger plans for it.

yes

which is why i consulted daratrixi, who is fully onboard

 

[Smurf]

..I am not him.

I have been working on something similar to this for over a month- telling people that the language was based off of Arabic was not supposed to result in this.

 

[Centurion]

..I am not him.

So say yours is unrelated, this had nothing to do with either of your characters to begin with

 

[Dr.Patriot]

That guy's indian. I think. Pretty sure he's not arab.

I appreciate ur comedy, but thats totally the wrong country yo.

Oh I know. He's Daler Mehndi, performer of the famous Tunak Tunak Tun. Punjabi Sikh. It's only a matter of time before Indians can be played.

 

[Gaby]

It's only a matter of time before Indians can be played.

we can only hope.

 

[Juno_Ax]

I have a character for this, surprisingly. I used to play an arabic-esque character back on [other server] back in the day~

Staff Edit: Please don't advertise

 

[Michcat]

I have a character for this, surprisingly. I used to play an arabic-esque character back on [other server] back in the day~

Staff Edit: Please don't advertise

This is a Warning- please don't advertise other servers on HollowWorld platforms

 

[Exosferik]

Oh, well is this a thing IG? I always imagined Olomets background somewhere around these lines.

 

[BarbarianGaming]

Oh, well is this a thing IG? I always imagined Olomets background somewhere around these lines.

If I'm correct I think that's a mamluke.

 

[Exosferik]

This one is honestly a late Ottoman.

 

[Centurion]

Influences from Egypt, Persia, and the Ottomans, so.


Wish to be added to various communication groups?

 

[BarbarianGaming]

This one is honestly a late Ottoman.

If you click the website it's from it says mamluke.

 

[Exosferik]

If you click the website it's from it says mamluke.

I was sure ´bout that armor with massive round mirror was a typical for Ottoman and well this article on Britannica proves we both are right. As for certain period Mamluks=Ottomans and Ottomans=Mamluks

http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked...4534/The-Mamluks-under-the-Ottomans-1517-1798

 

[Juno_Ax]

This is a Warning- please don't advertise other servers on HollowWorld platforms

Whoops, sorry didn't mean to!

 

[BarbarianGaming]

Is this still being worked on?

 

[Centurion]

Is this still being worked on?

yep

 

[Centurion]

This has been worked on a bit.