Roman intervention forces (Caesar in Gaul) Melee Infantry

Cohors Lingonum (Reformed)

Auxiliaries supplemented the Legions of the late Republic and Principate and were recruited from non-citizens, usually provincial volunteers or from allied kingdoms. With the pressures of war requiring increasing numbers, especially in the aftermath of the Social War of 91-88BC, recruitment from Rome’s expanding provinces became a necessity. To limit the risk of rebellion, auxiliary units were recruited from a single province but always stationed far from home. Auxiliaries could be infantry, cavalry or specialists such as archers, and retained their own cultural identities and equipment. Being stationed in Roman provinces, under Roman rule, had an inevitable Romanising effect on auxiliaries, as did the rewards of service: land and citizenship. Some units eventually had 'Civium Romanorum' as a title, meaning they were Roman citizens. From as early as Caesar’s Gallic campaigns auxiliaries accounted for nearly all Roman cavalry, and during the 2nd century AD auxiliary numbers actually exceeded those of the Legions.

Unit Name Cohors Lingonum (Reformed)

Main Unit Key Aux_Infantry_Lingones

Land Unit Key Aux_Infantry_Lingones

Naval Unit Key pel_transport

Soldiers 200

Category Melee Infantry

Class Melee Infantry

Custom Battle Cost 1147

Recruitment Cost 1147

Upkeep Cost 229

Missile Damage 12

├ Missile Weapon prec2

├ Projectile prec2

├ Missile Damage 12

├ Missile Ap Damage 0

└ Base Reload Time 10

Accuracy 5

Range 80

Reload 0

Shots Per Minute 6

Ammunition 1

Melee Attack 36

Weapon Damage 10

├ Melee Weapon gladius2

├ Weapon Damage 9

├ Weapon Deadliness 1

├ Armour Piercing No

├ Bonus vs. Cavalry 0

├ Bonus vs. Elephants 0

└ Bonus vs Infantry 0

Charge Bonus 11

Melee Defence 71

├ Base Defence 19

├ Shield shield5

└ Shield Defence 52

Armour 14

├ Armour arm8

├ Armour Defence 14

└ Shield Armour 0

Health 20

├ Man Entity heavy_medium

├ Man Health 20

└ Bonus Hit Points 0

Base Morale 50

Abilities

• Stamina (good)
  Governs how fast the unit tires and restores fatigue, and is dependent on type of unit, weight and approach to combat.
• Throw Javelin (medium)
  The unit throws its javelins towards a spot causing damage to everyone in the area of effect
  NOTE: you cannot throw javelins when you are inside a formation
• Hollow Square
  The unit forms a hollow square formation to cover all four sides and improve morale and defense but renders itself unable to move with lower attack
• Repellere Equites (Repel Cavalry)
  The soldiers raise their shields in defense, increasing bracing and ability to fight against mounted units; however, in this formation the unit cannot move

Attributes

• Hide (forest)
  This unit can hide in forests until enemy units get too close.

Strengths & Weaknesses

• Very poor hull strength
• Very slow speed
• Weak ramming

• Good attack
• Average defence
• Average damage but low armour penetration
• Normal morale

Recuitment Requirement
Maximum Number	6
Unit Resouces	DEI_Gaul
Caesar in Gaul Regions Provinces Regions Aquitania Aquae Tarbellicae Aquitania Elimberris Sotium Aremorica Condate Darioritum Namnetum Vorgion Gergovia Avaricon Durotincon Gergovia Lugdunensis Bibracte Vienna Lutetia Cenabum Crociatonum Lexovion Suindinum Maxima Sequanorum Rauricon Vesontio Pictavis Ambatia Lemonum Mediolanum Santonum Senonia Agedincum Alesia Lutetia
Requires Buildings
Lv. 0	Auxiliary Barracks (rom_ROMAN_military_main_aux_3) Level 2
Lv. 1	Auxiliary Garrison (rom_ROMAN_military_main_aux_4) Level 3

Faction Availability
Grand Campaign	Roma Defensores Senatus Slaves
Samnite Wars	Lucania (Samnite Wars) Roma (Samnite Wars) Roma (Samnite Wars)
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Hannibal at the Gates	Roma (Hannibal at the Gates) Defensores Senatus (Hannibal at the Gates)
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