Italia Melee Infantry

Cohors

The Roman army was heavily structured, from the highest position down to the individual man. 'Legion' was the name most associated with Roman forces, but in reality groups of 'cohors' were formed and becoming the basic tactical unit around which all Roman infantry divisions were formed. The cohor was first used during the Second Punic War, becoming solidified following the military reforms of Gaius Marius in 107BC, and then codified in the 1st century AD. Each cohor consisted of several 'centuries' of eighty fighting men and twenty administrators, multiples of which built a Legion. Cohors also served specific purposes, such as the nine 'Cohors Praetoriae' - the legendary Praetorians who defended many Emperors, and toppled many others, until their replacement in AD312 following Constantine's military reforms.

Unit Name Cohors

Main Unit Key att_rom_cohors

Land Unit Key att_rom_cohors

Naval Unit Key att_cor_heavy_rom

Soldiers 160

Category Melee Infantry

Class Melee Infantry

Custom Battle Cost 350

Recruitment Cost 350

Upkeep Cost 170

Missile Damage 70

├ Missile Weapon att_pilum_precursor

├ Projectile att_pilum_precursor_normal

├ Missile Damage 50

├ Missile Ap Damage 20

└ Base Reload Time 15

Accuracy 0

Range 80

Reload 5

Rate of Fire 4

Ammunition 1

Melee Attack 14

Melee Damage 40

├ Melee Weapon att_spatha

├ Melee Base Damage 36

├ Armour-piercing Damage 4

├ Armour Piercing No

├ Attack Against Cavalry 0

├ Attack Against Elephants 0

└ Attack Against Infantry 0

Charge Bonus 1

Melee Defence 39

├ Base Defence 29

├ Shield att_oval

└ Shield Defence 10

Armour 53

├ Armour att_mail

├ Armour Defence 23

└ Shield Armour 30

Health 118

├ Man Entity att_infantry_heavy

├ Man Health 90

└ Bonus Hit Points 28

Morale 34

Abilities

• Stationary Testudo
  The troops of this unit raise their shields above their heads in a static defensive formation.

Attributes

• Hide (forest)
  This unit can hide in forests until enemy units get too close.

Strengths & Weaknesses

No Strengths and Weaknesses

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Required Technology Cost 100 Upgrade To
Required Technology Cost 106 Upgrade To
Requires Buildings
Lv. 0	Rally Field (att_bld_roman_west_military_1) Level 0 Cavalry Corral (att_bld_roman_west_military_cavalry_2) Level 1 Cavalry Stables (att_bld_roman_west_military_cavalry_3) Level 2 Cavalry Compound (att_bld_roman_west_military_cavalry_4) Level 3 Infantry Grounds (att_bld_roman_west_military_infantry_2) Level 1 Infantry Barracks (att_bld_roman_west_military_infantry_3) Level 2 Infantry Compound (att_bld_roman_west_military_infantry_4) Level 3 Skirmisher Range (att_bld_roman_west_military_skirmisher_2) Level 1 Skirmisher Barracks (att_bld_roman_west_military_skirmisher_3) Level 2 Skirmisher Compound (att_bld_roman_west_military_skirmisher_4) Level 3

Garrison Buildings
x 1	Civitas (att_bld_roman_west_city_major_1) Level 1 Vicus (att_bld_roman_west_city_minor_generic_1) Level 1 Guardhouse (att_bld_roman_west_civic_garrison_1) Level 0
x 2	Municipium (att_bld_roman_west_city_major_2) Level 2 Urbs (att_bld_roman_west_city_major_3) Level 3 Colonia (att_bld_roman_west_city_minor_generic_2) Level 2 Town (att_bld_roman_west_city_minor_generic_3) Level 3 Garrison Encampment (att_bld_roman_west_civic_garrison_2) Level 1
x 3	Metropolis (att_bld_roman_west_city_major_4) Level 4 Fortified Town (att_bld_roman_west_city_minor_generic_4) Level 4 Garrison Quarters (att_bld_roman_west_civic_garrison_3) Level 2 Veteran Garrison Quarters (att_bld_roman_west_civic_garrison_4) Level 3

Faction Availability
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