Add coffee

[Teleskop]

i hate coffee so no

[dafels]

add energy drinks tbh

[KitsuneG]

Well I'm not sure, but isn't tea actually not naturally grown in this region?
So coffee, would be great aswell, maybe as crop.

[Ukhata]

Well I'm not sure, but isn't tea actually not naturally grown in this region?
So coffee, would be great aswell, maybe as crop.

aaah. but tea CAN theoreticly be here in this time period. cuz we are connected to asia by land.
also a type of tea was already drunk here at the time. just boiled other plants instead of the true tea plant.

[shubla]

Well I'm not sure, but isn't tea actually not naturally grown in this region?
So coffee, would be great aswell, maybe as crop.

aaah. but tea CAN theoreticly be here in this time period. cuz we are connected to asia by land.
also a type of tea was already drunk here at the time. just boiled other plants instead of the true tea plant.

but coffee CAN theoretically exist as well. cuz we are connected to coffeeland by land.

[azrid]

You can explain it by saying they brought back some beans from a barbarian raid.
Or add a huge sea and on the other side there is Africa with a bunch of people and when you kill them they drop beans

[loskierek]

You can explain it by saying they brought back some beans from a barbarian raid.
Or add a huge sea and on the other side there is Africa with a bunch of people and when you kill them they drop beans

mmmm nothing like poop brew in the morning :3

[avros008]

wrong region, wrong era

Riiiiiight, like?

the dreamcatcher is native-american
the zweihander is german
the battleaxe of the 12th bay is a dwarf fortress joke so its most likely norse
steel was earliest found in areas like china
trolls are norse
the ancient scottish did not build houses, rather they built into caves and such
the list goes on and on

J&L roasted

[Jacobian123]

steel was earliest found in areas like china

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wootz_steel

Just because it was first found in China doesn't mean that it wasn't a process learned by other cultures as well.

Crucible steel has been around for a long time. There's a reason why they find nearly-intact Scandinavian and Germanic swords (Ulfberht swords.)

Also, where in this game is a zweihander? I certainly haven't seen one, and if there was, the concept of a heavy two-handed sword is not unique to it.

[Teleskop]

steel was earliest found in areas like china

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wootz_steel

Just because it was first found in China doesn't mean that it wasn't a process learned by other cultures as well.

Crucible steel has been around for a long time. There's a reason why they find nearly-intact Scandinavian and Germanic swords (Ulfberht swords.)

Also, where in this game is a zweihander? I certainly haven't seen one, and if there was, the concept of a heavy two-handed sword is not unique to it.

its in valhalla