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Nisean Stables
There are princes, even among horses.Eastern cavalry had both Hellenistic and Persian influences, with the more easterly states favouring cataphract-style scale armour, in the Parthian fashion, protecting both rider and horse. As a result, the Seleucid kings that followed Alexander maintained two 1,000-man units of elite cavalry, the Hetairoi, modelled on Parthian cataphracts. Following the Alexandrian and Parthian examples, heavy cavalry were a hammer in the tactical toolbox of eastern generals, driving off their opposite numbers before outflanking and exploiting vulnerable infantry flanks. This was helped by the use of a wedge formation to drive into the enemy and break their ordered lines.
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Building Name Nisean Stables |
Level Name rom_EASTERN_stables_heavy_4 |
Building Chain |
Building Level 4 |
Create Time 8 |
Create Cost 3300 |
Effects
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![](https://www.honga.net/totalwar/rome2/images/rome2/effect_bundles/wealth_positive.png)
-4% unit recruitment cost (this_province)
Provides Garrison Army
No Garrison Units
Recruitable Units
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