Dynasty Conflict Archive organizes ancient Egyptian warfare research into four interconnected workspaces: Battles, Mighty Leaders, Weapons and Units, and Strategy Lab. Each section uses structured data fields to capture specific historical details rather than freeform notes. The Battles section records major conflicts with custom fields for participants, outcomes, and timeline markers. The Leaders workspace profiles pharaohs and commanders with designated fields for era, reign years, tactical style, and associated battles.
The Weapons and Units catalog documents military technology with attribute tracking for era, range classification, material composition, and battlefield role. Each weapon entry includes a custom tactics note field where users can record historical deployment patterns. The Strategy Lab captures battlefield analysis through structured inputs for terrain type, logistical considerations, morale factors, and long-term strategic impact. All four sections are interconnected through cross-reference tagging, allowing a Battle of Kadesh entry to link to Ramesses II in Leaders and War Chariot in Weapons.
A universal search bar spans all four databases simultaneously, surfacing related entries across battles, leaders, and weapons in a single query. The app uses a dark-themed interface with golden yellow section headings, teal status indicators showing which fields are logged, and amber highlights for active entries. Overview statistics at the top of each section display total entries, categories covered, and completion metrics. The bottom tab bar provides instant switching between the four main workspaces without losing context or unsaved data.
