Drydock

The home of the fleet, where mastery of the sea is planned.

For most civilisations, military dominance has always included mastery of the sea. It was always far easier to move men and material by sea than march them overland. Suppressing pirates and protecting trade was merely an extra benefit. Construction of good military vessels was therefore vital, with all kinds of ships from patrol biremes to colossal battle quinqueremes needed for a balanced force. Mastery of the sea prevented invasions too, and could even be a tool of diplomacy. By the Apamea treaty in 188BC, Rome limited the power of the Seleucid Empire by dictating the number of warships the Seleucids were allowed. When Antiochus V Eupator broke the treaty, the Romans sent delegations to Syrian cities, charged with sinking the excess warships.

Port

Port
(east_port_1)
Port Level 0

Fishing Port
(east_port_fish_2)
Port Level 1

Fishmongers' Lane
(east_port_fish_3)
Port Level 2

Seafood Market
(east_port_fish_4)
Port Level 3

Military Pier
(east_port_military_2)
Port Level 1

Naval Yard
(east_port_military_3)
Port Level 2

Drydock
(east_port_military_4)
Port Level 3

Harbour
(east_port_trade_2)
Port Level 1

Trading Port
(east_port_trade_3)
Port Level 2

Seaside Market
(east_port_trade_4)
Port Level 3

Building Name

Drydock

Level Name

east_port_military_4

Building Chain

Port

Building Level

Create Time

Create Cost

5700

Require Resource

Timber

Effects

-8 food (this_region)

210 wealth from manufacturing (industry) (this_building)

Provides Garrison Army

No Garrison Units

Recruitable Units

No Recruitable Units

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