交易港
Ships from far away lands bring necessities and luxuries to trade.Any port needs a safe anchorage and a harbour where cargoes are manhandled onto ships. Greeks and Romans had different approaches: the Greeks adapted to the local environment, while Romans tended to bend nature to their wills. This is clear in their harbour designs. As the Roman Empire grew, harbours had to be built as disembarkation points, sometimes in areas where there was no natural inlet, bay or easy landing spot. In such cases Roman engineers set out to remake the coastline, and they created artificial harbours for their ships. Using wood, concrete and huge stone blocks, they built dams, piers, wharfs, sea walls and even artificial islands to protect harbours. Trajan’s extraordinary harbour at Centumcellae had a large basin dug into the shoreline of the River Tiber, all enclosed by huge walls. It was also connected by canal to Ostia further down the river.
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港
Building Name 交易港 |
Level Name rom_HELLENIC_port_trade_3 |
Building Chain 港 |
Building Level 3 |
Create Time 10 |
Create Cost 5100 |
Require Resource Grain |
Effects
-4 食料 (this_region)180 地域商業による収入 (this_building)
360 海商業による収入 (this_building)
[NOT DISPLAYED] Drives the road levels between settlements (this_region)
+0.5% Foreigner Population (this_building)
Supply Line: +2 Region(s) (this_building)
Supply Storage: +200 (this_building)
[NOT DISPLAYED] Drives the road levels between settlements (this_region)
Import Food Edict: +1 food (this_province)
Import Food Edict: -12% local farming income (this_province)
Import Food Edict: +2 growth (this_province)
Provides Garrison Army
Recruitable Units
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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 |
Light Ship / 近接艦 / (Gre_Assault_Bireme) Assault Dieres - Epibatoi A bireme is a 30 meter long oared warship (galley) with two decks of oars, thought to have been invented by the Phoenicians in the 8th century BCE. Often called a liburnia in later Roman fleets, these swift yet durable warships are excellent for boarding actions and coastal patrols. (Greek Marines) Soldiers trained for perilous service aboard the galleys of the navy, but also as an offensive force on land. |
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60 | 938 | 938 | 501 | 4 | 27 | 10 | 13 | 79 | 12 | 24 | 60 | |||||||
2 |
Light Ship / 飛び道具艦 / (Gre_Pursuit_Hemolia) Pursuit Trihemiolia - Epibatoi Toxotai The trihemiolia is a lighter version of the trireme, with two and a half rows of oars. Developed by the Rhodians, it has been their favoured ship design for centuries and is an ideal pirate hunter, able to keep up with lighter raiding ships. (Greek Marine Archers) Recruited for naval service, these Greek archers are just as useful on land. |
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100 | 812 | 812 | 585 | 5 | 9 | 165 | 5 | 31 | 19 | 7 | 8 | 36 | 8 | 21 | 50 | |||
3 |
Light Ship / 飛び道具艦 / (Gre_Raiding_Hemolia) Raiding Hemiolia - Epibatoi Toxotai A hemiolia is a light and fast raiding ship developed in the 4th century BCE, favoured by pirates but also used by navies as a light patrol ship. It has one and a half rows of oars, making it faster and more powerful than earlier uniremes. (Greek Marine Archers) Recruited for naval service, these Greek archers are just as useful on land. |
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80 | 688 | 688 | 402 | 4 | 9 | 165 | 5 | 31 | 19 | 7 | 8 | 36 | 8 | 21 | 50 | |||
4 |
Light Ship / 輸送船 / (Supply_Ship_Greek) Supply Ship - Supply Crew These merchant ships can carry vast amounts of supplies, and are the best solution to supply forces operating on land. A fleet with a supply ship can supply nearby land forces until the fleet runs out of supplies. Supply lines by sea are generally less expensive than those on land. |
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100 | 550 | 550 | 6 | 10 | 1 | 22 | 2 | 20 | 20 |
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