Berber Training
Comprehension is not vital to compliance. Nor is willingness.In the past it was sometimes deemed necessary to supplement trained forces with a levy of largely untrained men, usually to pin down or distract the enemy sufficiently for the professional troops to outflank them. In times of need, levies could be quickly mustered, outfitted and turned into an army - whether citizens or subjects. Many armies were created by command of the king, who ordered his subordinates to muster troops and gather at an appointed time and place. The nobles or local dignitaries brought their households, attendant warriors, and levies. Over time there was a gradual move away from citizen and subject recruits to professional standing armies and greater use of mercenaries. Both classes were formerly levies who saw warfare as a career rather than a duty. In turn, this opened the way for promotion on merit rather than birth, creating armies loyal to generals rather than the old social order.
Node Set Military Tier 6 |
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Enables Units Upgrade |
Berber Spearmen
Cost 100 Upgrade To
Berber Warriors |
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