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Dark Ages AD 634 - The Age of Heraclius and the Byzantine-Arab Wars

by Euro-Centric Military Historian

The year is AD 634. The Roman Empire has endured for over a thousand years. Though the Western Empire fell to the barbarian kingdoms generations ago, the legacy of Rome lives on in Constantinople. The Eastern Roman Empire—known today as Byzantium—stands as the guardian of Roman civilization, pres...

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Last checked 19 d ago against Steam Workshop. We do not host files and we do not republish descriptions; every download link points at the author’s own release.

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