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Roma (Occupied)

The Eternal City.

Even in the ancient world, cities grew up in places where people had already been living for a long time because the sites were defensible, controlled river crossings, had natural resources nearby or were safe from floods and other natural disasters. Cities, despite their rulers’ best intentions, were rarely planned. There might be sections where public buildings stood by broad, open streets and temples were laid out in magnificent splendour, and patrician dwellings hid rich opulence behind bland frontages. But equally likely, if you walked a few paces in the wrong direction, you would be guaranteed to find a maze of twisty backstreets, cheek-by-jowl houses, and run-down slums, alehouses, whorehouses and slaughterhouses, all jostling for what little space there was within the walls. The city was the world in miniature, with all the wonder and squalor that implied. Romans and Greeks equally could take civic pride in their urbanity and sophistication, and at the same moment be a little disgusted by the dirt and tawdriness of the back streets only yards away.

Ancient Capital

Roma (Occupied)
(dei_main_city_ROME_1)
Ancient Capital Level 0

Roma (Occupied)
(dei_main_city_ROME_2)
Ancient Capital Level 1

Fortified Roma (Occupied)
(dei_main_city_ROME_3_fort)
Ancient Capital Level 2

Fortified Roma (Occupied)
(dei_main_city_ROME_4_fort)
Ancient Capital Level 3

Roma (Occupied)
(dei_main_city_ROME_4)
Ancient Capital Level 3

Commercial Roma (Occupied)
(dei_main_city_ROME_4_trade)
Ancient Capital Level 3

Roma (Occupied)
(dei_main_city_ROME_3)
Ancient Capital Level 2

Fortified Roma (Occupied)
(dei_main_city_ROME_4_fort)
Ancient Capital Level 3

Roma (Occupied)
(dei_main_city_ROME_4)
Ancient Capital Level 3

Commercial Roma (Occupied)
(dei_main_city_ROME_4_trade)
Ancient Capital Level 3

Commercial Roma (Occupied)
(dei_main_city_ROME_3_trade)
Ancient Capital Level 2

Fortified Roma (Occupied)
(dei_main_city_ROME_4_fort)
Ancient Capital Level 3

Roma (Occupied)
(dei_main_city_ROME_4)
Ancient Capital Level 3

Commercial Roma (Occupied)
(dei_main_city_ROME_4_trade)
Ancient Capital Level 3

Building Name

Roma (Occupied)

Level Name

dei_main_city_ROME_3

Building Chain

Ancient Capital

Building Level

Create Time

Create Cost

6450

Require Technology

Large Defences

Effects

+3 artillery on walls (this_region)

-6 food (this_region)

+20% wealth from all sources (regions_in_this_province)

1182 wealth from subsistence (this_building)

+4 growth per turn (this_province)

-3 public order(squalor) (this_province)

+1 army recruitment capacity (this_province)

[NOT DISPLAYED] Drives the road levels between settlements (this_region)

((NOT DISPLAYED)) (this_region)
[NOT DISPLAYED] Used for settlements to identify the presence of 15m walls (Hellenic / Roman / Eastern) (this_region)

+10 line of sight across borders (this_region)

+0.7% 1st, 2nd and 3rd Class (this_building)

+1 army recruitment capacity (this_province)

+3 artillery on walls (this_region)

Ostia: +300 wealth (trade) (this_building)

Campus Martius: [[col:green]]Barracks (this_building)

[NOT DISPLAYED] Drives the road levels between settlements (this_region)

((NOT DISPLAYED)) (this_region)
[NOT DISPLAYED] Used for settlements to identify the presence of 15m walls (Hellenic / Roman / Eastern) (this_region)

+10 line of sight across borders (this_region)

Provides Garrison Army

Local Citizens
(GAR_Ita_Armed_Citizens_Foreign)
Melee Infantry

Local Slingers
(GAR_Ita_Citizen_Javelinmen_Foreign)
Missile Infantry

Local Town Guard
(GAR_Ita_Town_Guard_Foreign)
Spear Infantry

Steppe Lancers
(GAR_Ste_Garrisoned_Lancers)
Shock Cavalry

Steppe Horsemen
(GAR_Ste_Local_Horse_Archers)
Missile Cavalry

Lithobolos (Bastion)
(Ste_Ballista_Bastion)
Field Artillery

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	200	Melee Infantry / Hoplite/Pike Infantry / (AOR_9_Campanian_Hoplites) Kampanioi Hoplitai (Campanian Hoplites) These men are typical hoplites, wearing feathered or crested helmets, along with greaves and breastplates. Their weapons include the dory, xiphos, and the classic large aspis shield. However, they are more mobile than classic hoplites, useful as flanking heavy infantry rather than a central phalanx unit.
1	200	200	848	848								27	9	11	65	10	20	50
2	300	Melee Infantry / Spear Infantry / (AOR_9_Italian_Levies) Italici Milites (Italian Levies) Angry Italians with spears should never be dismissed lightly.
2	300	300	568	568								15	9	10	65	8	20	35
3	200	Melee Infantry / Melee Infantry / (AOR_9_Italian_Swordsmen) Ensiferi Italici (Italian Swordsmen) Never underestimate an Italian in battle: he will smile even as he guts you.
3	200	200	802	802								33	10	10	65	8	20	35
4	120	Cavalry / Missile Cavalry / (Ste_Horse_Archers) Duna Asya (Saka Horse Archers) Living a tough life, Saka nomads learn to ride as soon as they can walk, and they are masterful horsemen. Their primary weapon is the composite bow and the steppe pony they ride is a hardy beast, though small and shaggy.
4	120	120	679	679				10	150	5	15	21	7	20	29	2	20	35
5	200	Melee Infantry / Hoplite/Pike Infantry / (Ste_Saka_Heavy_Hoplites) Hoplitai Hellenikon (Saka Heavy Hoplites) The Hoplitai Hellenikon are an extraordinarily heavily armoured evolution of the ancient hoplites of Hellas, combining the traditional Hellenic phalanx with the superb defense afforded by the preferred scale armour of the steppes. They are among the most disciplined of infantry forces, lumbering forward under the cover of their extended spears, thick helmets, bronze greaves, and massive hoplons, while each man's torso is encased in a heavy suit of scale.
5	200	200	1182	1182								32	9	13	84	16	20	55
6	200	Melee Infantry / Spear Infantry / (Ste_Spear) Halstehveyyau (Saka Spearmen) These Saka spearmen wear no armour, and carry a shield and spear to battle. They are passable infantry and can hold their own against other low-quality infantry of a similar nature. However, due to their lack of armour, they should not be employed against the heavier infantry of settled peoples.
6	200	200	405	405								26	9	10	58	1	20	45
7	200	Missile Infantry / Missile Infantry / (Ste_Tribesmen) Payai Dunai (Saka Foot Archers) They carry are a fairly large recurved composite bow which, with its relatively longer siyahs and body, shows a deviation from the traditional Scythian recurved composite bow and a transition to the later “Sassanian” and Hun types of more eastern steppe nomads, enabling them to outrange, outshoot, and out-power steppe nomad horse archers."
7	200	200	957	957				9	165	4	15	27	9	10	56	6	20	45
8	200	Melee Infantry / Melee Infantry / (Ste_Young_Axes) Saka Tapabara (Saka Axemen) In addition to their iron sagaris axes, these warriors carry fire-hardened javelins. For protection, they carry square reed shields reinforced with leather, which, though light, are very resistant to missiles. They are best used for flanking already engaged foes or as lightly armoured shock troops, but if tied up in a lengthy melee against more organised or professional enemy warriors, they will soon break and flee.
8	200	200	455	455								30	11	13	52	1	20	45

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