Has some of the best heavy troops in the game, both infantry and cavalry, but more focused on infantry. Those who fling javelins in the service of Rome do so with the blessings of Jupiter! Rome's praetorian is the most expensive heavy infantry and most advanced in all stats in my opion, they are pro fighters choosen from best of best. These men are of tough hill stock, and handy in a fight. Avars: Ranger/Unit Specialist. Tokugawa: Diplomat/Espionage (metsuke)/Guerrilla (kisho ninja); a pariah faction due to starting position (beginning as a vassal clan) and a lack of any particular military advantages.
Ballistae can shoot with deadly accuracy over surprising distances. Rohan: Balanced. whell I think that if you are going on the best unit in the game (reguardles of the price) Patorian guards. Enemies deserve the gift of large missiles crashing down on them! Dwarves: Brute/Unit Specialist. However, though more flexible to deploy, Hastati still suffer from the same disadvantages as other heavy infantry, tiring quickly and are still sluggish compared to lighter units and cavalry.
Their roster has average infantry at best (weaker compared to other European factions), but they make up for it with strong ranged infantry and cavalry. The spear-armed Rorarii can quickly reach a crisis point in battle. Their units tend to be lightly armored but are fast and excel in the cut and thrust of melee combat, and they (barring the Picts) have a wide variety of ranged units and. Skilled in close-combat, these cavalrymen are also well protected. The Eagle is the heart and soul of its Legion. Saxons/Nordic Tribes: Brute/Unit Specialist. Extremely strong units all across the board, but the high cost of units combined with the. India has only one dedicated melee infantry unit (a. Barbarians: Brute. Since the introduction of firearms, classifications have changed initially to reflect their formations on the battlefield as line infantry, and later to reflect modes of transport and type of tactics used by specific units as Mechanized infantry or airborne infantry.
Povos de Hispania: Guerrilla/Ranger. Strong emphasis on rushing and ambush tactics with light barbarian infantry. No Roman commander worth his salt ignores the possibilities of horse archers. However, they move, Gorons: Brute/Unit Specialist: Gorons hit. Though like the Byzantines they are lacking in late-game technology, though in practice this is an. Balanced/Generalist in Version 3. They roster combines cheap and plentiful levy units with some powerful heavy-hitters, particularly in the infantry department, though their cavalry is somewhat weaker compared to other Successor Kingdoms. Between the rising popularity of gunpowder weapons, particularly the lighter Arquebus and heavier Musket, and the stunning success of the Swiss Reislufer and the German Landsknechte, these two weapons came to dominate renaissance warfare, at least in western and central Europe. Melee attack Light infantrymen, able to move swiftly to counter the enemy, are a useful tool for a Roman general. The falx is a deadly weapon in the correct hands - in Roman hands. Goths/Ostrogoths: Generalist. Sarmatians/Roxolani: Brute/Ranger, with more focus on Ranger. Ranged Celts: Brute/Specialist. Note: This is ONLY to be used to report spam, advertising, and problematic (harassment, fighting, or rude) posts. Starts with lots and lots of cheap and better-than-average militia, but later gets units like Stradiots (one of the best light cavalry in the game), Venetians Archers and armor-piercing Venetian Heavy Infantry. All rights reserved. When logged in, you can choose up to 12 games that will be displayed as favourites in this menu. Upkeep cost Despite their high stats, Hastati suffer from being exceptionally defensive infantry, with low charge range and bonuses, resulting in a severely limited capacity for shock attacks; Barbarian infantry with stats considerably lower than Hastati will soundly defeat them if the Hastati initiate the charge. In the post-modern period typified by the Vietnam War, infantry has often depended on technology other than its own feet for delivery into battle. These armoured lancers can be the sharp point of a Roman general's bloody spear! The Greek Cities: Brute/Specialist. Like their High Elf cousins, small, powerful armies of elite units, but with a much greater focus on archers at the expense of cavalry. Mediocre Infantry, no normal cavalry, but fearsome chariots. If a target can be seen, the sling stone is already on its way. Sassanid Empire: Balanced/Ranger. No Roman general would refuse cavalry able to fight and scout. Armenia: Generalist. By the beginning of the 18th century[citation needed], line infantry appeared and quickly became the main and most common type of infantry in the European countries.
Good all around, with a focus on cavalry. While bows remained in use long after the development of firearms, technological fine-tuning along with the development of the matchlock allowed firearms to supersede even the feared Welsh and English Longbow as the ranged weapon of choice for infantry during the late renaissance and early modern period. During the Burgundian Wars, and later the Italian Wars, Swiss pikemen had great success, on the defensive against heavy cavalry and on the offensive against traditional Medieval Infantry. Starts with good light infantry and ranged cavalry (but no heavy melee cavalry); later gets excellent heavy cavalry & Hussars, one of the best light cavalry in the game, but their heavy infantry is always lacking. During World War I due to the increasing lethality of more modern weapons, such as artillery and machine guns, infantry tactics shifted to trench warfare. Romans are infantrymen; it makes sense, then, to use whatever auxiliary cavalry can be found. Egypt: Elitist/Economist/Spammer. Kingdom of Charlemagne: Generalist. The Spanish Tercio was around 25 ranks deep when at full strength. Isengard: Elitist/Brute. Hand-picked heavy infantry, well used to all kinds of combat. Disciplined, Formation Attack, Hide (Forest). Kingdom of Mercia. All the while, they also have access to the unique Papal Guard and later on Swiss Guard, fanatical heavy infantry. Uesugi: Elitist (warrior monks); a Pariah faction due to starting position and the difficulty of setting up a monk infrastructure. Hastati were the youngest and least experienced soldiers in a Roman Legion, and made up the first of the three Maniples. They also have capable. Basically, Gondor's. Appears in Emirate of Cordoba: Ranger. Campaign-wise they have a strong economy given their capital of Alexandria and additional food output in each region due to the Nile Valley. Their roster combines elements from both English and Viking rosters, with strong heavy infantry, including Berserkers and long axemen, armored archers, and reasonable cavalry. 1. The "tent guards" are a force of hand-picked heavy infantry. Have a versatile roster with a greater emphasis on heavy infantry and. Scythia: Ranger/Specialist. Ok Thanks everybody. Starts with lots and lots of cheap and better-than-average militia, but later gains better quality units as with the rest of the Italian factions. Generally lacks missile infantry. Parthia: Ranger/Guerilla. Orcs of Gundabad: Spammer/Guerilla. Lots of mediocre warband infantry, but gains access to Chosen Swordsmen and Forester Warbands the perhaps best archers in the game later. The word infantry was borrowed into other Romance languages from the Latin infantem, a "foot soldier" who served in groups composed of those soldiers who were too-inexperienced or too low in rank for membership to the cavalry. Modern military doctrine supported by political influence has also kept the practice of total war, and minimising large scale combat casualties. Thanks a lot! Deadly archers remain deadly, even when they wear another's colours. Melee defense These small ballistae fire bolts that can pass through a man. In addition to being somewhat durable, Hastati also have the Disciplined attribute, making them unlikely to rout unless in an exceptionally bad situation. Spammer comes into play as, when they first arrive, they typically come with six or more armies at maximum power and elite generals, soon followed by another eight armies a few years later. Lots and lots of cavalry, light, heavy and missile alike. Few can match the deadly accuracy of the men of Rhodes. The men were proficient in the use of metal-working, gunpowder and modern weapons of the day and would form landing parties when exploring. Focused on heavy troops both cavalry and infantry. This battle proved how effective hand-held gunpowder weapons could be, and their popularity increased steadily until they had replaced melee weapons entirely. The Gauls: Spammer early on, Specialist later. Macedon: Brute/Elitist. They also have capable cavalry, including cataphracts, scythed chariots, and, India: Brute/Ranger/Specialist. Burgundii/Lombardi: Generalist. Missile damage Like the Danes, the Mercians specialize in strong melee infantry, but their roster is a bit more well rounded in other respects. Scythians who pull a bow for Rome are worthy warriors. Starts with high-quality Italian militia, above-average Muslim Archers, and excellent Norman Knights once Palermo has been upgraded once; later fans out into an average all around, but without the Carracoccio Standard for Italian armies morale can be a problem. As these rifles took a long time to load (up to one minute as opposed to three to five shots a minute for muskets), light infantry played an auxiliary role. Slavic Tribes: Guerilla/Technical. You'll need to use it, because the Deku have the worst morale in the game. Labrynna: Techical/Elitist: Labrynna is the only faction with working gunpowder, steampunk mecha, and other Renaissance technology. Persia: Ranger/Spammer. The White Huns place less emphasis on cavalry compared to their cousins, but have a more well balanced roster including. Has some of the best skirmisher units in the game that stay useful throughout the game, but later gets things like Conquistadores from New World settlements (both mounted and on foot), Portuguese Arquebusiers and Aventuros (elite pikemen). Superbly-trained heavy infantry with little fear of death. Many of their units are lightly armored but are highly mobile and excel in guerilla warfare. However, they are the only Successor Kingdom without any. Spears are the same in the arena as in battle. Moblin: Brute. Welsh Kingdoms: Generalist/Guerilla/Ranger. After the Spanish Tercios, many other nations combined firearms with extremely long pikes into units that were virtually invincible against cavalry formations. Have a versatile roster that strikes the balance between the Western and Eastern rosters. However, from 1350 onwards the knights themselves usually dismounted for battle, becoming super-heavy infantry themselves, as a countermeasure to development of massed archery tactics which would bring their horses down. There is wicked cunning in a machine that can fire so many bolts so quickly. They rely on their shock cavalry and missile cavalry to get anything done and have no infantry units to speak of in regular custom battle. Alans: Brute/Ranger/Unit Specialist. A good slinger is worth his weight in slingshot, many times over. The Mongols: Ranger/Spammer. Similar to the Mongols, with the addition of Gunpowder and their unique Elephant units. Attacking Testudo Lots of fast, light troops, but nothing that could really stand up to the heavy troops of other factions. Has some of the best heavy infantry and cavalry in the game, but also fields very good late ranged units in their Aventuriers (armoured crossbowmen) and Scots Guard (armoured longbowmen) and very good gunpowder artillery later on. They also have great melee and shock cavalry, including camels. Mediocre infantry, very good cavalry, melee and missile alike. Most were of a poorer upbringing than the other maniples, and had to equip themselves with only a bronze chestplate, helmet, and greaves for armour, a simple Gladius shortsword for offence, and a Scutum shield. The Sassanids have a flexible roster with a wide array of units, but their roster places particular emphasis on missile units and cavalry. Discussions, strategies, stories, crude cave-drawings, and more for Medieval 2, Empire, Shogun 2, Rome 2, Attila, Thrones of Britannia, Warhammer, Three Kingdoms and others. Light horsemen are always useful as a general's eyes and ears. Scotland: Brute/Unit Specialist (melee infantry). Needs to employ hit-and-run-tactics early on, due to the generic Mailed Knights being replaced by ranged Polish Nobles, but gets some very good heavy cavalry units later. Egypt: Generalist/Economist.
Westphalia: Brute/Guerilla. Because of Britain's island status, a large army was unnecessary; however, infantry soldiers were still required for eventual landings. Mobs, once these guys start killing, nothing can stop them. With deck-mounted artillery pieces, these ships can rain down destruction on the enemy. The faction's strength is disputed; it's been argued as both a pariah and a. Otomo: Ranger (gun units)/Espionage (spreading Christianity). An arrow shot in Rome's service is always a good thing. They also can't replace them directly; their soldiers have to return to Hyrule through various rifts in their lands. The elegant, powerful, and open-source mod manager, Download and manage all your collections within Vortex, Upgrade your account to unlock all media content, To enjoy the benefits of Nexus Mods, please log in or register a new account. The classic heavy infantry, with good armour and exceptional morale. Numidians are expert mounted skirmishers, able to strike and withdraw quickly. Twili: Elitist/Technical: Twilight's troops are powerful and psychologically terrifying, but cannot move very quickly in Hyrule proper and tire easily. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. Archers can shoot down upon many enemies from the deck, doing terrible work in the process. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available from thestaff@tvtropes.org. Their rosters have average infantry at best (weaker than the Sassanids) but tend to have excellent ranged units, both foot and mounted. and since i did not find a mod that was as through and detailed as i wanted them to i decided to make my own ! The Huns have some of the best cavalry in the game and can field them in massive numbers, but at the expense of their infantry. Another trend was the thinning of infantry formations. The bow also declined in favor because of the ease with which musketeers could be trained (days or weeks to attain moderate proficiency, as opposed to many years for the longbow). A good Roman commander can put light cavalry to good use in a fight. 12 Very little in the way of heavy infantry or cavalry, but light infantry are very mobile, good at hiding and ambushes, and a lot of their troops wield javelins. Date: Brute (all units get a charge bonus, stronger No-Dachi Samurai), Ikko-Ikki: Highly unconventional. Sassanids: Elitist/Specialist. Field of Mars They have extremely powerful (but generally expensive) hoplites, such as the legendary Heroes of Sparta, to pull their weight in battles, but their lacking in almost every other category, it's very hard to use them effectively giving Sparta a serious case of, Eastern and Desert factions: Ranger/Unit Specialist. Guerrilla/Spammer in Version 4. As a meaning for an organised type of combat troops, the word dates to 1579 in the French infantrie and Spanish infanteria. Mediocre Infantry, but can recruit cataphracts and chariots. They also have access to, Macedon: Elitist/Brute. Ammunition Saxons: Generalist, leaning towards Guerilla early on, later more towards Brute. The Holy Roman Empire: Brute Force/Elitist. Im wondering why spartan pikes are considered super heavy when selucids pikes look stronger statwise? 350 Flexible, disciplined, and eager, Hastati were the first to engage the enemy. These swift, manoeuvrable ships are a useful scouting force for any admiral. 25 (chest) Average all around roster, with better cavalry than infantry. But if you get clean charges you can get up to about 400 kills in a battle. With the notable exception of the Mongol Empire, infantry has represented the largest component in most armies of the past, and the present. Wealthy, older Roman citizens, the principes are a heavy infantry force. Some of the best hoplite/pikemen infantry, companion cavalry, not much else of notice. Takeda: Unit Specialist (cavalry); something of a pariah due to the ubiquity of. Angry bees blister the parts other types of shot cannot reach. Compared to their southern counterparts, the Nordic Tribes have an even greater emphasis on infantry at the expense of the rest of their roster. Tons of powerful axe/pike infantry who are. extremely dangerous in melee and heavily armoured. [1] However, in military history it has become a common English term to apply to troops from earlier historical periods. Roman generals find mounted skirmishers useful from time to time. I believe this also carries over into how fast the unit is and how quickly they tire. Their rosters have average infantry at best but tend to have excellent skirmishers, both foot and mounted. Attributes Disciplined, Formation Attack, Hide (Forest) These were soldiers that parachuted from airplanes into combat, and they played key roles in several campaigns in the European theater.[2]. Ranger in Version 4. The Dutch Battalion was 10 ranks deep, and the Swedish Brigade was reduced to six or sometimes even four ranks deep. Have a balanced roster, although it is one primarily focused on infantry. Heavily armed and armored Legionary infantry (and to a lesser extent cavalry), huge array of siege weaponry, mediocre ranged units. Swift, local infantry who know the territory; a valuable addition to the ranks. Their location and ties to the Silk Road also grants them additional wealth from commerce. Gondor: Elitist/Brute. 2 Kokiri: Spammer/Guerilla: Lots of units of huge size, but individual Kokiri are weak and prone to fleeing. The desert breeds fierce fighters, and good horsemen. Formations such as those now form a part of many armed forces and are referred to as airmobile infantry, and delivering infantry into battle on helicopters is known as an air assault. Steppe Tribes: Ranger/Unit Specialist all the way. For most of the Middle Ages, warfare and society were dominated by the cavalry (horse-mounted soldiers), composed of individual knights.
Their warriors are also not very good in standing melee, as they lack proper shields. Hi everybody. Has some of the best skirmisher units in the game that stay useful throughout the game, but later gets units like Sword & Buckler Men, Tercio Pikemen and Conquistadores once they capture settlements in America. No ambitious Roman commander ignores a force of competent cavalrymen. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. Melee Give a Cretan a bow, and he will conquer in the name of Rome.
These would eventually evolve into the Tercio, a mixed formation of Pike and Shot, and also, initially Sword - though over time the ratio of shot to pike increased steadily, and the Swordsmen were phased out entirely. Line infantry was armed with smooth-bore muskets with bayonets. In the 18th century light infantry appeared. Portugal: Guerilla early on, Brute/Elitist later. They have access to several specialty units, such as cataphracts, mounted crossbowmen, fire bomb throwers, and armored. When you lose a single unit in campaign it is difficult to reinforce. Ordona Province: Ranger/Unit Specialist: Ordona has good archers, but they also have the. A Roman army needs cunning troops to be its eyes and ears. Spain: Guerilla. In the mid-19th centuryup to and through the American Civil Warthe United States made extensive use of infantry both in battle, as well as part of opening the western frontier to settlement. They also have the best variety of cavalry out of all the playable factions on the campaign, and all of them are able to skirmish including the heaviest options. A large contingent of archers can make short work of enemy crews. A subreddit for the Total War strategy game series, made by Creative Assembly. A bit more emphasis on ranged, but still decent melee troops. Lizalfos: Guerilla/Spammer: Lightly-armored troops who come in large numbers and also move extremely quickly. For close-quarters fighting, these men admit no equals; a boast, perhaps, but one born of pride. Many units are cheap but comparatively weak in straight-up fights, with emphasis on light infantry, militia and rangers, forcing reliance on stealth and/or, High Elves: Elitist. A balanced unit list , boasting stronger than average ranged cavalry. Order of the Wizzrobe: Technical/Ranger: An army of wizards, essentially. Mediocre infantry, average archers. check out the. I don't think mass has any effect on it. They have a poor selection of cavalry, but this is partially offset by their access to the best wardogs in the game. It has to do with entity mass, which determines how many get knocked over when charged and such (but not, as many rightfully dislike, how hard it is to just move your forces through them). One such example is the United States Army's pioneering use of helicopters to deliver infantry quickly between key locations on the battlefield. During the 19th century, advances in firearms technology rendered the use of close formations obsolete. Action in World War II demonstrated the importance of protecting the soldiers while they are moving around, resulting in the development of mechanized infantry, who use armored vehicles for transport. The Seleucid Empire: Elitist/Generalist. Plus their roster is just a bit more diverse than Pergamon's, and the Neotarantine Cavalry are Speed 10 medium cavalry, which is a rarity. Range The roster has been rounded out to include decent missile and melee infantry, as well as gunpowder units. Huns: Brute/Ranger. Widespread use of rifled guns (including cannons), and the advent of reliable breech-loading weapons and automated weapons like the Gatling gun, altered the tactical landscape. The Pilum javelin was their other staple weapon, and was hurled at the enemy prior to combat to break both formation and morale. During Ancient history, infantry was essentially an armed mob, fighting in loosely organized opposing lines, under the vocal direction of individual commanders in the immediate vicinity of the troops' hearing range. Sarmatians in the service of Rome are a force well worth their salt. I would like to ask to let me know which one infantry unit, heavy or super heavy in RTW 2 is the best "all-round" unit, (defense, attack, morale, cost per turn, etc..), value for money, at the best cost/value, in the all game, considering all level of developments. Legionaries of the First Cohort are the best of their kind. Spammer (powerful Loan Sword Ashigaru and large but weak normal ashigaru units)/Elitist (warrior monk)/Espionage (can conquer through Ikko revolts without invading), but with a weak economy (no metsuke). Shimazu: Loyal (loyal generals)/Generalist (stronger, Chosokabe: Economist (farm income)/Ranger (archers of all sorts), Hojo: Industrial (castle-building)/Technical (siege weapons). Most Slavic units are unremarkable in quality, and they have the worst selection of cavalry in the game (they only have three units of skirmish cavalry; even the Celtic Tribes get a unit of melee cavalry to complement their selection of skirmish cavalry). Brute. Wealth, experience and age make these battle-hardened veterans a fearsome force. Since that time, infantry organization has focused on finding a balance between heavily armed formations that emphasise firepower and ability to withstand direct assaults, and more lightly armed but also more mobile units able to manoeuvre around the battlefield faster, to exploit tactical opportunities. Infantry was the primary combat arm of the Classical period. These javelin-armed skirmishers are fast moving and lightly armoured. Romano-British: Generalist. 32 A typical Royal Navy warship carried 600 men, of which 120-180 would have been Royal Marines. In my personal opionion, armored/veteran legionnaries, probably i prefer the armored legionnaries over the evocati due to much higher melee offence and very little less defence skill. These heavy cavalrymen are well-versed in the cut-and-thrust of melee. i am generally a Skyrim modder and mod user, but i also play Total war Rome 2 religiously and i was always annoyed that the Parthians do not have an end game tier Infantry unit, while almost every other major faction does. Hastati are available to the Rome faction immediately upon beginning a campaign. Good all around, with a few stand outs, like Falxmen and Chosen archers. This author has not provided any additional notes regarding file permissions, This author has not credited anyone else in this file, This mod is not opted-in to receive Donation Points. BEST HEAVY-SUPER HEAVY INFANTRY UNIT OF THE GAME, VALUE FOR MONEY? TVTropes is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. These young men are the armoured front line of a Roman Legion. They have strong infantry (particularly. http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/ACommanderIsYou/TotalWar. Germans are still fierce and formidable, even in Roman uniforms. Silvan Elves: Elitist/Ranger. Armed with javelins and axes, these hardy hill people can trouble an enemy. Kingdom of Asturias: Guerilla/Unit Specialist. Western Roman Empire: Generalist/Pariah. Macedon has a limited selection of infantry and a vast array of cavalry, but all of their units are very powerful and excel at what they do. Tough Roman legionaries, given improved armour for battle. Brute in Version 3. Generally very poor unit choices and one unit of sub-par cavalry. After Rome, who has the best heavy infantry? Can cause rebellions in vulnerable provinces by converting the local population and inciting revolt. Have a versatile roster with a greater emphasis on shock troops, heavy cavalry, and skirmish cavalry. Like most "barbarians" their armies are also very plentiful. Focused on heavy infantry, with a wild array of all kinds of troops in support, including Celtic chariots. They also have stronger infantry that are more durable than their Irish counterparts. 35 (Scutum) Assault Bireme - Auxiliary Sabaean Spearmen, Assault Bireme - Auxiliary Arabian Spearmen, Assault Bireme - Auxiliary Bactrian Hillmen, Assault Bireme - Auxiliary Celtic Warriors, Assault Quadrireme - Auxiliary Egyptian Infantry, Assault Bireme - Auxiliary Gallic Warriors, Assault Bireme - Auxiliary Spear Brothers, Assault Bireme - Auxiliary Iberian Swordsmen, Assault Bireme - Auxiliary Coastal Levies, Assault Bireme - Auxiliary Illyrian Raiders, Assault Quadrireme - Socii Extraordinarii, Assault Bireme - Auxiliary Parthian Spearmen, Missile Trireme - Auxiliary Sabaean Archers, Missile Trireme - Auxiliary Briton Slingers, Missile Trireme - Auxiliary Celtic Skirmishers, Missile Trireme - Auxiliary Dacian Bowmen, Missile Trireme - Auxiliary Eastern Javelinmen, Missile Quinquereme - Auxiliary Egyptian Archers, Missile Trireme - Auxiliary Longbow Hunters, Missile Quinquereme - Auxiliary Cretan 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Infantry / Missile Infantry / (Aux_Per_Archers), Missile Infantry / Missile Infantry / (Aux_Syrian_Archers), Missile Infantry / Missile Infantry / (Aux_Thr_Peltasts), Missile Infantry / Missile Infantry / (Rom_Leves), Missile Infantry / Missile Infantry / (Rom_Velites), Melee Infantry / Spear Infantry / (Aux_Afr_Spr), Melee Infantry / Spear Infantry / (Aux_Ara_Spr), Melee Infantry / Spear Infantry / (Aux_Bri_Spear_Band), Melee Infantry / Spear Infantry / (Aux_Dac_Spears), Melee Infantry / Spear Infantry / (Aux_Ger_Spear_Brothers), Melee Infantry / Spear Infantry / (Aux_Gre_Hoplites), Melee Infantry / Spear Infantry / (Aux_Infantry), Melee Infantry / Spear Infantry / (Aux_Par_Spear), Melee Infantry / Spear Infantry / (Rom_Gladiator_Spear), Melee Infantry / Spear Infantry / (Rom_Gladiatrices_Spear), Melee Infantry / Spear Infantry / (Rom_Rorarii), Melee Infantry / Spear Infantry / (Rom_Vigiles), Cavalry / Melee Cavalry / (Aux_Ara_Camel_Spear), Cavalry / Melee Cavalry / (Aux_Bac_Light_Horse), Cavalry / Melee Cavalry / (Aux_Bri_Scout_Riders), Cavalry / Melee Cavalry / (Aux_Cel_Light_Horse), Cavalry / Melee Cavalry / (Aux_Dac_Spear_Horsemen), Cavalry / Melee Cavalry / (Aux_Eas_Cappadocian_Cav), Cavalry / Melee Cavalry / (Aux_Gal_Light_Horse), Cavalry / Melee Cavalry / (Aux_Gal_Noble_Horse), Cavalry / Melee Cavalry / (Aux_Gre_Citizen_Cav), Cavalry / Melee Cavalry / (Aux_Ibe_Scutarii_Cav), Cavalry / Melee Cavalry / (Aux_Ita_Socii_Equites), Cavalry / Melee Cavalry / (Rom_Legionary_Cav), Cavalry / Melee Cavalry / (Rom_Praetorian_Cav), Cavalry / Missile Cavalry / (Aux_Ara_Camel_Archers), Cavalry / Missile Cavalry / (Aux_Eas_Horse_Skirm), Cavalry / Missile Cavalry / (Aux_Ger_Scout_Riders), Cavalry / Missile Cavalry / (Aux_Gre_Tarantine_cav), Cavalry / Missile Cavalry / (Aux_Ibe_Cantabrian_Cav), Cavalry / Missile Cavalry / (Aux_Num_Cav), Cavalry / Missile Cavalry / (Aux_Par_Horse_Archers), Cavalry / Missile Cavalry / (Aux_Sar_Horse_Archers), Cavalry / Missile Cavalry / (Aux_Scy_Armour_horse_Archers), Cavalry / Missile Cavalry / (Aux_Scy_Horse_Archers), Cavalry / Missile Cavalry / (Aux_Thr_Cav), Cavalry / Shock Cavalry / (Aux_Ita_Socii_Equites_Extraordinarii), Cavalry / Shock Cavalry / (Aux_Sar_Armour_Lancers), Cavalry / Shock Cavalry / (Aux_Sar_Lancers), Elephants / Elephant / (Aux_Afr_Elephant), Elephants / Elephant / (Aux_Ind_War_Elephant), Siege Engine / Fixed Artillery / (Rom_Giant_Ballista), Siege Engine / Fixed Artillery / (Rom_Polybolos), Siege Engine / Fixed Artillery / (Rom_Scorpion_Bastion), Siege Engine / Fixed Artillery / (Rom_Scorpion), Siege Engine / Field Artillery / (Rom_Ballista_Bastion), Siege Engine / Field Artillery / (Rom_Ballista), Siege Engine / Field Artillery / (Rom_Beehive_Onager), Siege Engine / Field Artillery / (Rom_Cheiroballistra), Siege Engine / Field Artillery / (Rom_Large_Onager), Siege Engine / Field Artillery / (Rom_Onager_Bastion), Siege Engine / Field Artillery / (Rom_Onager), Melee Infantry / Special / (Rom_War_Dogs), Heavy Ship / Melee Ship / (Rom_Evocati_Six_Lft_Aft), Medium Ship / Melee Ship / (Rom_Legionaries_Four), Medium Ship / Melee Ship / (Rom_Legionary_Cohort_Four), Medium Ship / Melee Ship / (Rom_Principes_Four), Heavy Ship / Melee Ship / (Rom_Triarii_Six_Lft_Aft), Heavy Ship / Melee Ship / (Rom_Vet_Legionaries_Lft_Aft), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Aux_Afr_Spr_Two), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Aux_Ara_Spr_Two), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Aux_Bac_Hillmen_Two), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Aux_Bri_Spear_Band_Two), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Aux_Cel_Axe_Warriors_Two), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Aux_Cel_Warriors_Two), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Aux_Dac_Spears_Two), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Aux_Eas_Hillmen_Two), Medium Ship / Melee Ship / (Aux_Egy_Infantry_Four), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Aux_Gal_Warriors_Two), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Aux_Ger_Spear_Brothers_Two), Medium Ship / Melee Ship / (Aux_Gre_Hoplites_Four), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Aux_Ibe_Sword_Two), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Aux_Ill_Coastal_Levies_Two), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Aux_Ill_Raiders_Two), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Aux_Infantry_Two), Medium Ship / Melee Ship / (Aux_Ita_Socii_Extraordinarii_Four), Medium Ship / Melee Ship / (Aux_Ita_Socii_Hastati_Four), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Aux_Par_Spear_Two), Heavy Ship / Melee Ship / (Rom_Evocati_Six), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Rom_Hastati_Two_Fire_Pots), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Rom_Hastati_Two), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Rom_Legionaries_Two_Fire_Pots), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Rom_Legionaries_Two), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Rom_Legionary_Cohort_Two_Fire_Pots), Light Ship / Melee Ship / (Rom_Legionary_Cohort_Two), Heavy Ship / Melee Ship / (Rom_Triarii_Six), Heavy Ship / Melee Ship / (Rom_Vet_Legionaries_Six), Medium Ship / Missile Ship / (Aux_Afr_Archers_Three), Medium Ship / Missile Ship / (Aux_Bri_Slingers_Three), Medium Ship / Missile Ship / (Aux_Cel_Skirm_Three), Medium Ship / Missile Ship / (Aux_Dac_Bowmen_Three), Medium Ship / Missile Ship / (Aux_Eas_Javelinmen_Three), Medium Ship / Missile Ship / (Aux_Egy_Archers_Five), Medium Ship / Missile Ship / (Aux_Ger_Longbow_Hunters_Three), Medium Ship / Missile Ship / (Aux_Gre_Cretan_Archers_Five), Medium Ship / Missile Ship / (Aux_Gre_Peltasts_Five), Medium Ship / Missile Ship / (Aux_Gre_Rhodian_Slingers_Five), Medium Ship / Missile Ship / (Aux_Ibe_Balearic_Slingers_Three), Medium Ship / Missile Ship / (Aux_Ibe_Slingers_Three), Medium Ship / Missile Ship / (Aux_Num_Javelinmen_Three), Medium Ship / Missile Ship / (Aux_Per_Archers_Three), Medium Ship / Missile Ship / (Aux_Thr_Peltasts_Three), Light Ship / Missile Ship / (Rom_Leves_One_Halfer), Medium Ship / Missile Ship / (Rom_Leves_Three_Scorpio), Medium Ship / Missile Ship / (Rom_Leves_Three), Light Ship / Missile Ship / (Rom_Leves_Two_Halfer), Medium Ship / Missile Ship / (Rom_Velites_Five), Medium Ship / Artillery Ship / (Rom_Ballista_Five), Medium Ship / Artillery Ship / (Rom_Onager_Five).
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