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Siege Engineer's Workshop BaktriaBaktria Military (Siege) Level 3

Siege Engineer's Workshop

All generals use siege weapons to break the enemy's will.

As empires expanded so technologies developed to enable attacks on defensive positions and lay siege to large cities. Field engineers became adept in the arts of using whatever resources were to hand to construct catapults, siege towers and battering rams to break down the enemy’s defences. The scorpion, a crossbow-like spear-thrower, the fire-raiser, a burning cauldron attached to a long beam on wheels, and the sambuca, a type of covered troop ladder, were early innovations in siege engineering. Philip V of Macedon used catapults along with field works in his defence of the Aous Valley in 198BC, where the Romans lost many men. Towering, literally, above all these were the huge siege towers needed to assault high walls. The Helepolis used against Rhodes in 304BC stood some forty metres high and apparently required 3,000 men to operate it!

Military (Siege)

Workshop
Workshop
(greek_military_siege_1)
Military (Siege) Level 0
Field Engineer's Workshop
Field Engineer's Workshop
(greek_military_siege_2)
Military (Siege) Level 1
Siege Engineer's Workshop
Siege Engineer's Workshop
(greek_military_siege_3)
Military (Siege) Level 2
Siege Engineer's Workshop

Building Name

Siege Engineer's Workshop

Level Name

greek_military_siege_3

Building Chain

Military (Siege)

Building Level

3

Create Time

5

Create Cost

3500

Require Resource

Timber
Timber

Require Technology

Torsion Techniques
Torsion Techniques

Effects

150 wealth from manufacturing (industry) (this_building)
-6 public order per turn (squalor) (this_province)

Provides Garrison Army

No Garrison Units

Recruitable Units

Recruitable Units Lv. 0
No. Unit Sol. Costom Cost Recru. Cost Unkeep Cost Ship HP. Ship Spd. Msl. Dmg. Rng. Sht. /min Amo. Mle. Atk. Mle. Dmg. Chg. Mle. Def. Arm. HP. Mor.
1
40 Greek Ballista
Siege Engine / Field Artillery / (Gre_Ballista)
Greek Ballista
Only a slack-jawed barbarian would not use such an efficient engine of death!
40 1560 560 180 420 3 9 24 6 14 10 45 40
2
40 Greek Scorpion
Siege Engine / Field Artillery / (Gre_Cheiroballistra)
Greek Scorpion
Cruel bolts, fired over long distances, do much to weaken the enemy's resolve.
40 520 520 120 350 6 9 24 6 14 10 45 35
3
40 Greek Giant Ballista
Siege Engine / Fixed Artillery / (Gre_Giant_Ballista)
Greek Giant Ballista
What a ballista lacks in honour it makes up for with killing power.
40 730 730 210 550 2 9 24 6 14 10 45 40
4
40 Greek Heavy Onager
Siege Engine / Field Artillery / (Gre_Large_Onager)
Greek Heavy Onager
Subtlety is not an onager's strongest point. Destruction is.
40 1790 790 230 480 2 9 24 6 14 10 45 40
5
40 Greek Onager
Siege Engine / Field Artillery / (Gre_Onager)
Greek Onager
The crashing arrival of a large rock does much to humble arrogant foes.
40 1580 580 200 350 3 9 24 6 14 10 45 40
6
40 Greek Polybolos
Siege Engine / Fixed Artillery / (Gre_Polybolos)
Greek Polybolos
If firing a bolt at the enemy is good, many bolts must be excellent!
40 620 620 85 260 13 9 24 6 14 10 45 35
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