​オ​ド​リ​ュ​サ​イ​王​国 ​近​接​艦

Persian Assault Teteres - Thracian Warriors

Ramming attacks from these ships inflict terrible damage.

A Thracian thinks himself unequalled by others. Perhaps he is right?

There is a good deal of debate as to how large ancient warships worked; the principles are understood, but the details are not always so clear. A Roman 'quadreme' or Greek 'tetreres' would seem to have four rows of oars if the name is translated literally. However, it is unclear how four sets of oars each with one rower apiece could be used without them getting in a terrible tangle even with a magnificently trained crew, or how the top set of rowers would be able to handle the extremely long oars pitched at a steep angle and still produce any power. The chances are that the term 'oar' had become synonymous with 'rower' and that the lowest bank had more than one man per oar. The other option was to go back to a double row of oars, with two men apiece. Two banks of oars would also have made for a cheaper construction task for each ship. Either way, the result was a ship that could rival the lighter trireme in speed, yet had more deck space for a large fighting contingent or artillery pieces.

(Thracian Warriors)
There were some forty tribes of Thracians who shared a common language and culture, inhabiting a vast area north of the Greek city-states. They were seen as war-loving, rebellious, rambunctious, bad enemies, and good allies in a fight. Many Greeks dreaded a time when they would be united under a single leader and sweep southwards. Such a turn of events never happened, but Thracians could be found across much of the Greek and Persian world fighting as mercenaries; they often specialised as skirmishers and light troops. At the Battle of Raphia in 217BC there were Thracians in both opposing armies, ready to do bloody work. The forward curving rhomphaia with its razor-sharp blade and long handle could lop off limbs in the hands of a skilled user, and Thracians were certainly skilled. The most famous Thracian 'general' of all never actually fought an action in Thrace or in command of a Thracian army; he was Spartacus, the commander of the last great slave rebellion against Rome in 73-71BC.

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Abilities

Persian Assault Teteres

• Row Hard 20
  Increases speed for 20 strokes.
  Ship speed

Attributes

• ​潜​伏 (​森)
  ​こ​の​部​隊​は、​敵​が​す​ぐ​そ​ば​に​接​近​す​る​ま​で​森​に​潜​伏​す​る​事​が​で​き​る。

Strengths & Weaknesses

Persian Assault Teteres

• Average hull strength
• Medium crew
• Average speed
• Average ramming
• Average boarding

Thracian Warriors

• Average attack
• Weak defence
• Average damage but low armour penetration
• Poor morale

​オ​ド​リ​ュ​サ​イ​王​国 Units
General (2)
1.Thracian Nobles
2.Thracian Royal Cavalry
​近​接​歩​兵 (2)
3.Thracian Nobles
4.Thracian Warriors
​飛​び​道​具​歩​兵 (5)
5.Thracian Bowmen
6.Thracian Peltasts
7.Thracian Skirmishers
8.Thracian Slingers
9.Tribal Garrison
​槍​歩​兵 (1)
10.Spears
​近​接​騎​兵 (2)
11.Thracian Horsemen
12.Thracian Royal Cavalry
​飛​び​道​具​騎​兵 (1)
13.Thracian Cavalry
​設​置​式​投​擲​兵​器 (3)
14.Dacian Giant Ballista
15.Dacian Bastion Scorpion
16.Dacian Scorpion (Fixed)
​野​戦​投​擲​兵​器 (6)
17.Dacian Bastion Ballista
18.Dacian Ballista
19.Dacian Scorpion
20.Dacian Heavy Onager
21.Dacian Bastion Onager
22.Dacian Onager
Admiral (2)
23.Heavy Raider - Thracian Nobles
24.Medium Missile Raider - Thracian Slingers
​近​接​艦 (4)
25.Heavy Raider - Thracian Nobles
26.Persian Assault Teteres - Thracian Warriors
27.Medium Assault Raider - Thracian Warriors
28.Assault Raider - Thracian Warriors
​飛​び​道​具​艦 (3)
29.Greek Missile Penteres - Thracian Bowmen
30.Missile Raider - Thracian Skirmishers
31.Medium Missile Raider - Thracian Slingers
​投​擲​兵​器​艦 (2)
32.Roman Light Artillery Quinquereme - Dacian Ballista (Ship)
33.Roman Artillery Quinquereme - Dacian Onager (Ship)