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Taksashila Minor Settlement (Warhorse) Level 1

Eastern Hamlet (Warhorse)

Une petite communauté fondée sur des objectifs communs et des croyances partagées.

C'était sur de petites colonies agricoles que reposaient les civilisations antiques de l'est : elles permettaient de nourrir de grandes cités telles que Antioche et la Séleucie du Tigre. Placée de manière à exploiter une bonne terre, à pêcher, à travailler à la mine ou dans les carrières, la défense coûtait souvent trop cher et ne passait qu'au second plan.

À mesure que la population des villes croissait, le surplus alimentaire de ces communautés agricoles devint essentiel. Comme l'on positionnait de petites garnisons militaires afin de protéger les ressources de valeur et les routes commerciales, beaucoup de hameaux apparurent dans les villes, témoignant du passage des gens et du commerce.

Minor Settlement (Warhorse)

Eastern Hamlet (Warhorse)
(rom_EASTERN_city_minor_horse_1)
Minor Settlement (Warhorse) Level 0

Eastern Village (Warhorse)
(rom_EASTERN_city_minor_horse_2)
Minor Settlement (Warhorse) Level 1

Eastern Small Town (Warhorse)
(rom_EASTERN_city_minor_horse_3)
Minor Settlement (Warhorse) Level 2

Eastern Town (Warhorse)
(rom_EASTERN_city_minor_horse_4)
Minor Settlement (Warhorse) Level 3

Building Name

Eastern Hamlet (Warhorse)

Level Name

rom_EASTERN_city_minor_horse_1

Building Chain

Minor Settlement (Warhorse)

Building Level

Create Time

Create Cost

1875

Effects

+4% de richesse provenant de l'agriculture (regions_in_this_province)

128 de richesse provenant du commerce local (this_building)

+2 de croissance par tour (this_province)

+1 de capacité de recrutement des armées (this_province)

+10 de champ de vision par-delà les frontières (this_region)

+0.1% 1st, 2nd and 3rd Class (this_building)

10 Warhorse (this_building)

+1 de capacité de recrutement des armées (this_province)

+10 de champ de vision par-delà les frontières (this_region)

Provides Garrison Army

Indian Militia
(GAR_Per_Citizen_Militia_Indian)
Infanterie de lanciers

Sainika
(ind_levy_spearmen)
Infanterie de lanciers

Ksipati Sainika
(ind_skirmishers)
Infanterie lance-projectiles

Kauntikas
(ind_spearmen)
Infanterie de lanciers

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	300	Infanterie de mêlée / Infanterie de lanciers / (AOR_24_Parthian_Levies) Gund-i Nizagan (Parthian Levies) Levies can fight and are relatively cheap to maintain, but lack skill and conviction.
1	300	300	351	351								22	9	11	52	1	20	35
2	300	Infanterie de mêlée / Infanterie de lanciers / (AOR_27_Roxolani_Levies) Roxolanoi Haploi (Roxolani Levies) Spearmen are the backbone of an army; they keep cavalry at a respectful distance.
2	300	300	405	405								26	9	10	58	1	20	35
3	175	Infanterie lance-projectiles / Infanterie lance-projectiles / (AOR_27_Scythian_Archers) Skythioi Toxotai (Scythian Archers) Men who cannot shoot go hungry on the steppes.
3	175	175	521	521				9	165	5	15	21	11	8	29	1	20	25
4	175	Infanterie lance-projectiles / Infanterie lance-projectiles / (AOR_27_Subeshi_Archers) Paya Hinam Dunai Purma (Subeshi Archers) These archers wear a felt helmet, leather leggings, and a thick sheepskin coat with the wool turned inside-out, and carry a recurved composite bow. The bows they carry are a larger version of the Scythian recurved composite bow, enabling them to outrange, outshoot, and outpower other steppe nomad horse archers, making these foot bowmen the ideal counter to horse archers in a stationary exchange of missiles.
4	175	175	502	502				9	165	5	15	12	11	8	26	1	20	25
5	300	Infanterie de mêlée / Infanterie de lanciers / (AOR_3_Gallic_Levies) Aeudi Lugoae (Gallic Levies) During periods of strife and war, it is sometimes necessary to call upon ordinary citizens to organize as militia. Called Lugoae, militia in Celtic societies are farmers, craftsmen, fishermen, and so on, called to brief military service in periods of crisis. They may train a few times a year to fight, and games and sports encourage a decent level of physicality, but they're still only militia, and can only be trusted to do so much.
5	300	300	496	496								21	9	10	65	4	20	30
6	175	Infanterie lance-projectiles / Infanterie lance-projectiles / (AOR_3_Gallic_Skirmishers) Aeudi Gaeroas (Gallic Skirmishers) Even the poorest of the tribe can fight for the tribe's honour and glory.
6	175	175	412	412				14	85	8	5	18	7	6	50	1	20	25
7	175	Infanterie lance-projectiles / Infanterie lance-projectiles / (AOR_5_Germanic_Hunters) Skutjanz (Germanic Hunters) A deer or a man: the target still needs killing.
7	175	175	528	528				9	165	5	15	21	11	6	29	1	20	25
8	300	Infanterie de mêlée / Infanterie de lanciers / (ind_levy_spearmen) Sainika (Indian Levy Spearmen) Most of these warriors are dressed in their everyday clothing, which includes loincloths, skirts, and short-sleeved shirts. The majority fight bare-chested, however. Spears and shields are cheap and easy to make, and spearmen make up a large part of the melee infantry.
8	300	300	351	351								22	9	10	52	1	20	35
9	200	Infanterie lance-projectiles / Infanterie lance-projectiles / (ind_skirmishers) Ksipati Sainika (Indian Skirmishers) Most of these light skimishers are dressed in their everyday clothing, which includes loincloths, skirts, and short-sleeved shirts. The majority fight bare-chested, armed with daggers and throwing spears. These troops require relatively little training and financial investment, relying mostly on widespread natural skills and scant gear, while still providing some useful service.
9	200	200	449	449				14	85	8	5	26	10	10	54	1	20	35
10	200	Infanterie lance-projectiles / Infanterie lance-projectiles / (ind_slingers) Kseptrayah (Indian Tribal Slingers) These slingers from the mountain and forest tribes carry small leather slings, just as easily used for hunting game as for hunting men. They carry no shields, as they do not intend to close with their prey until already downed. Nonetheless, they carry simple wooden clubs, useful for disposing their injured prey, but which can also be used for self-defence in melee, should the situation call for it. As speed and flexibility are key to their battlefield tactics, they wear no cumbersome armour, and their dress is the same simple clothing that they would wear on the hunt, or out foraging.
10	200	200	442	442				6	190	5	20	15	11	6	25	1	20	35

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