Nabataean Nobles 突擊騎兵

Desert Heavy Lancers

The Arabian Peninsula was not a state, but a land occupied by inter-related tribes and powerful families. The nomadic Bedouin raised sheep and traded goods across the desert, while farmers were settled around the oases. The camel helped the nomadic tribes to grow in power, and the variety among the tribes produced many different fighting styles, but infantry nevertheless remained important in Arab armies. Although unarmoured slingers were fast and effective skirmishers, and Arabs also prided themselves on their close-combat skills. Traditionally, they fought as raiders looking for loot rather than conquest. Raids or 'razzias' brought honour to the victors, as well as the spoils of livestock and goods for their tribes. Conflicts were usually small in scale and casualties were largely avoided, as a fighting retreat in the face of great odds was not considered shameful. After the conquest of Egypt, Rome had to cross the Arabian Peninsula in order to secure the lucrative trade with India, but the Romans never fully conquered the desert or the desert peoples.

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Unit Name Desert Heavy Lancers

Main Unit Key dk_ara_desert_heavy_lancers

Land Unit Key dk_ara_desert_heavy_lancers

Naval Unit Key pel_transport

Soldiers 80

Category 騎兵

Class 突擊騎兵

自定義戰鬥 價格 840

募兵經費 840

Upkeep Cost 170

近戰 44

武器傷害 25

├ Melee Weapon rome_lance

├ 近程傷害基地 14

├ 近戰法術傷害 11

├ Armour Piercing No

├ 對抗騎兵加成 10

├ 對抗大象時有加成 10

└ 對抗步兵時有加成 0

衝鋒加成 72

近戰防禦 20

├ Base Defence 20

├ Shield none

└ 盾牌防禦 0

甲胄 40

├ 甲胄 scale

├ Armour Defence 40

└ 盾牌護甲 0

健康 95

├ Man Entity rome_infantry_very_heavy

├ Man Health 45

├ Bonus Hit Points 15

├ Mount rome_eastern_horse_lance_vh

├ Mount Entity rome_horse_very_heavy_shock

└ Mount Health 35

基礎士氣 50

技能

No Ability

屬性

• 隱藏（森林）
  該單位可以隱藏在森林中，除非敵人太過靠近。
• 抵抗高溫
  該單位在沙漠中不易疲勞。

優點和弱點

• 船體強度非常低
• 速度非常慢
• 衝撞能力弱

• 很好的衝鋒能力
• 低傷害但是穿甲能力一般
• 長時間肉搏能力弱
• 士氣不錯

派系可用
Grand Campaign	納巴提阿 Nabataean Nobles Nabataean Secessionists 賽伯伊 Sabaean Tribal Council Sabaean Secessionists