Markamannoz (Imperator Augustus) Port Level 1

Port

While tribal societies were not great seafarers across the deeps, the opportunities for trading and raiding by sea were appreciated: coastal trade was certainly possible. As the Mediterranean powers began to sail in the Atlantic, trade from areas such as Cornwall and Brittany proved profitable. Tin, in particular, was a much sought after resource as it was needed to make bronze. As great traders, the Carthaginians established the sea-trade, but it showed the locals where there were riches to be had. The Gallic Veneti tribe, for example, became renowned for their skill as shipwrights. Their use of oak and iron in the construction of their vessels made them incredibly strong, as the Romans discovered when Caesar’s fleet met sturdy Veneti ships in 56BC.

Building Name Port

Level Name rom_BARBARIAN_port_major_1

Building Chain Port

Building Level 1

Create Time 4

Create Cost 1500

Effects

Provides Garrison Army

80

80

Assault Raider - Hildisvini
(Bar_Raider_Germ)
Melee Ship

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	80	Medium Ship / Missile Ship / (Bar_Missile_Raider_Germ) Missile Raider - Druthiz Small raiding boats, with crews large enough to board enemy vessels. (Germanic Youths) Youth, inexperience, and ignorance of battle: all can armour the hearts of the young.
		80	562	562				14	85	7	10	19	11	10	52	1	20	40
2	80	Medium Ship / Melee Ship / (Bar_Raider_Germ) Assault Raider - Hildisvini Small raiding boats, with crews large enough to board enemy vessels. (Germanic Axemen) These chosen men are relatively poor, but equipped with axes and useful for breaking enemy formations. They are strong and battle-hardened, thus very effective against any unit, even an armoured one. They are also fast and agile, perfect for flanking manoeuvers, or as the main shock infantry, followed by other warriors. The name literally means battlepig," as they are the metaphoric equivalents of the wild boar."
		80	562	562								25	11	13	56	1	20	50