Carthage (Hannibal at the Gates) Military (Recruitment) Level 1

Muster Field

Drawing upon their citizens or subjects, supplemented by mercenaries, Hellenic states could quickly muster troops in times of war. Their generals were usually elected officials or chosen from amongst the nobility. In Athens, the military consisted of the ephebes undergoing training and the older male citizens, led by the ten elected strategoi, or war ministers. Originally these men were hoplites but, following the pattern of Alexander the Great, they developed into the hypaspists, phalangites and thureophoroi over the following centuries. This shift also saw a move to more professional and mercenary troops being used. Wealthier citizens, those able to afford horses, provided the hippeis, or light cavalry, while noble cavalry again followed the Alexandrian model. Mercenaries, such as the Thracians, the Scythian bow-armed police of Athens, or the Galatian royal guard of Cleopatra, supplemented these mustered forces.

Building Name Muster Field

Level Name greek_military_1

Building Chain Military (Recruitment)

Building Level 1

Create Time 2

Create Cost 900

Effects

No Effect

Provides Garrison Army

160

160

160

160

Carthaginian Hoplites
(Car_Hoplites)
Spear Infantry

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	160	Melee Infantry / Spear Infantry / (Car_Hoplites) Carthaginian Hoplites The sons of Carthage are men worthy of the name "hoplite".
		160	510	510								23	29	21	69	95	75	50
2	160	Melee Infantry / Melee Infantry / (Car_Libyan_Infantry) Libyan Infantry To take up arms for Carthage is to defend hearth, home and faith.
		160	630	630								33	38	16	72	92	75	55