Nabataean Secessionists 战车

Scythed Chariots

Heavy scythed chariots developed during the Greco-Persian Wars as a response to armoured infantry and the phalanx. Although many cultures used them, the original idea was probably Persian or Indian. Others took up the idea, and Mithridates VI of Pontus had some success using scythed chariots against Bithynia during the Battle of the River Amnias in 89BC, at the start of the First Mithridatic War. They relied on their momentum and axle-mounted blades to break enemy lines, creating weak points to be exploited by cavalry. Even if the chariot horses instinctively veered off at the last moment, the long axle blades would carve an opening. If any still stood, there was a good chance confusion and panic in the survivors would set in. Both the horses and drivers eventually had quite heavy armour, reminiscent of later cataphract cavalry. When fighting against scythed chariots, the simplest thing to do was open ranks and allow them to pass through, before quickly closing up again. However, the introduction of the long sarissa countered their effectiveness somewhat better.

汉化补丁: 3DM蒹葭汉化组

Unit Name Scythed Chariots

Main Unit Key dk_nab_scythed_chariots

Land Unit Key dk_nab_scythed_chariots

Naval Unit Key pel_transport

Soldiers 12

Category 骑兵

Class 战车

自定义战斗 价格 1380

招募成本 1380

Upkeep Cost 200

近战攻击 54

武器杀伤 35

├ Melee Weapon rome_gladius

├ 基础近战杀伤 30

├ 近战杀伤加成 5

├ Armour Piercing No

├ 对抗骑兵加成 0

├ 对抗象兵加成 0

└ 对抗步兵加成 0

冲锋加成 45

近战防御 29

├ Base Defence 29

├ Shield none

└ 盾牌防御 0

甲胄 60

├ 甲胄 scale_elite

├ Armour Defence 60

└ 盾牌护甲 0

生命值 100

├ Man Entity rome_infantry_very_heavy

├ Man Health 45

├ Bonus Hit Points 15

├ Mount rome_scythed_chariot_horse

├ Mount Entity rome_horse_very_heavy

└ Mount Health 40

基础士气 65

技能

No Ability

特性

• 训练有素
  这支部队的士气不会因将领阵亡而受到影响，在被击溃后也会更快地恢复过来
• 于森林中隐蔽
  这支部队可以隐蔽在森林里，除非敌人走到近前，否则他们不会被发现
• 耐热
  于沙漠上战斗时，这支部队受到的疲劳影响会减慢

优势与弱点

• 舰体极差
• 速度极低
• 冲撞软弱

• 移动速度很快
• 冲锋极其强悍
• 近战能力适中
• 士气高昂

派系可用
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