DLC Field of Glory II: Rise of Persia STEAM KEY🔑

🌟 (DLC) Field of Glory II: Rise of Persia 🌟
Specifications:
Type: Activation Key
Activation region: Russia and the CIS
Client for the game: Steam
Localization: Completely in English
Platform: PC
Year: 2018
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Description:
This expansion extends Field of Glory II to 681 BC and allows players to experience the last heyday of chariot warfare in the ancient Near East. It tells about the decline and fall of the Neo-Assyrian Empire, the rise of the Median and Babylonian Empires and their conquest, as well as the Lydian and Egyptian kingdoms by the Achaemenid Persians. The Neo-Assyrian Empire, founded at the end of the 10th century BC, reached its greatest extent at the end of the reign of Esarhaddon (681-669), stretching from Mesopotamia (modern Iraq) in the east to Cilicia (in southern Turkey) in the northwest and Lower (northern) Egypt in the southwest. The last strong king was Ashurbanibal (669-627), although during his reign Egypt quietly seceded. After his death, the situation deteriorated rapidly, and a series of civil wars began. In 626, Babylonia rebelled. Between 616 and 609, the Assyrian Empire was destroyed by the union of the Coppers and the Babylonians. Then the Babylonians, under the leadership of Nebuchadnezzar II, seized most of the former Assyrian Empire, only Egypt remained independent. The Medians created a large empire in the north and east, and in the west they were stopped only by the Lydian kingdom in the western part of Asia Minor. By the middle of the sixth century BC, the fertile crescent was divided between four powerful states: the Neo-Caesarean Empire, the Median Empire, the Lydian and Egyptian kingdoms. In 553, Cyrus II the Great, king of the small Persian kingdom of Anshan in the Persian Gulf, rebelled against his lord and grandfather, the Medina king Astyages, and seized the Medina Empire, which thus became the Achaemenid Persian Empire. He conquered Lydia in 546 and Babylon in 539. Egypt was conquered by his son Cambyses II in 525. Thus, the Achaemenid Persian Empire became the largest known to the world, stretching from the Bosporus to western India. Key Features: 12 new factions. 32 new units. 21 new list of armies. 6 new epic battles. 35 new fast battles. Advanced Custom Battles module. The advanced Sandbox Campaign module. 4 new historically based campaigns. Mixed units with spears in the front ranks and archers in the rear. Read more: 12 new named factions: Assyrians, Babylonians, Cimmerians, Cypriots, Egyptians, Elamites, Jews, Kushites, Manneans, Medes, Phoenicians, Urartians. 32 new units: Assyrian Heavy Chariots, Assyrian cavalry, Assyrian veteran Cavalry, Assyrian Guard Infantry, Assyrian heavy infantry, Assyrian medium infantry, Assyrian crude medium infantry, Jewish infantry, Gibborim, Jewish light archers, Egyptian heavy chariots, Egyptian Spearmen, Egyptian massive archers, Egyptian light archers, Egyptian light spearmen, Egyptian irregular foot, Elamite (light) Chariots, (Middle Eastern) archers, (Middle Eastern) mass archers, Medina Spearmen, early cavalry, Unarmored mounted Archery cavalry, Phoenician Spearmen, Lydian Hoplites, Sasanian Heavy Infantry, (Sasanian) Mass Archers, Praetorian Guard, Praetorian guards (late), Greek peltasts, Thracian peltasts, mass Thracian peltasts, Thracian spearmen. 21 new army lists (which increases the total number of army lists to 191). 6 new epic battles: Ulai 653 BC (Assyrians vs. Elamites), Nineveh 612 BC (Babylonians and Medians vs. Assyrians), Megiddo 609 BC (Jews vs. Egyptians), Karhemish 605 BC. (Babylonians vs. Egyptians), Pasargades 550 BC (Persians vs. Medians), Opis 539 BC (Persians vs. Babylonians) (each can be played from either side). 35 new fast-paced battles (each can be played