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Frankish General

A man's worth is only as great as his ambition.

The Franks were originally a group of Germanic tribes, formed along the Rhine frontier, who, in the 3rd century AD, migrated westwards to settle in Gaul and as far south as northern Hispania. Although technically a barbarian incursion which they at first resisted, Rome eventually recognised the new Frankish kingdom in around AD357. In return, many Franks fought alongside the Roman army as foederati after that date. Observing the Franks, the Roman historian Sidonius Apollinaris spoke of a love of fighting bred into their young from an early age, stating "it is their sport to send axes hurling through the vast void and know beforehand where the blow will fall, to whirl their shields, to outstrip with leaps and bounds the spears they have hurled, and reach the enemy first".

Frankish General

Unit Name

Frankish General

Main Unit Key

att_ger_frankish_general

Land Unit Key

att_ger_frankish_general

Naval Unit Key

att_lon_light_tra_ger

Soldiers

80

Category

Cavalry

Class

Melee Cavalry

Custom Battle Cost

750

Recruitment Cost

925

Upkeep Cost

580

Melee Attack

47

Melee Damage

32

├ Melee Weapon

att_spear

├ Melee Base Damage

24

├ Armour-piercing Damage

8

├ Armour Piercing

No

├ Attack Against Cavalry

20

├ Attack Against Elephants

20

└ Attack Against Infantry

0

Charge Bonus

52

Melee Defence

55

├ Base Defence

40

├ Shield

att_round

└ Shield Defence

15

Armour

42

├ Armour

att_scale

├ Armour Defence

27

└ Shield Armour

15

Health

274

├ Man Entity

att_infantry_medium

├ Man Health

90

├ Bonus Hit Points

59

├ Mount

att_ger_frankish_general_horse

├ Mount Entity

att_horse_medium

└ Mount Health

125

Morale

45

Abilities

Frankish General
  • Diamond
    The unit moves into a diamond-shaped attack formation.
  • Steady
    Improves the unit's ability to defend at the cost of their mobility.

Attributes

  • Disciplined
    This unit does not suffer a morale penalty when the general dies. It can also rally after routing more often.
  • Encourage
    This unit provides a morale bonus to nearby allies.
  • Hide (forest)
    This unit can hide in forests until enemy units get too close.

Strengths & Weaknesses

No Strengths and Weaknesses