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v7 v8 11 11 Joshua Gilbert [aka Shogun 144] Email: shogun144@gmail.com. (Michigan, United States of America). 12 12 }}} 13 14 13 == UNIT DESCRIPTIONS == 15 14 === INFANTRY === … … 48 47 * '''Advanced:''' . 49 48 * '''Elite:''' . 50 * '''History:''' Psiloi (sing:Psilos) were the lower class infantry of Greek cities, only able to afford the most meager of weapons and armour.51 * '''Garrison:''' 1.52 * '''Function:''' 2x vs. Infantry.53 * '''Special: ''' .49 * '''History:''' Psiloi (sing:Psilos) were the lower class infantry of Greek cities, only able to afford the most meager of weapons and armour. 50 * '''Garrison:''' 1. 51 * '''Function:''' 2x vs. Infantry. 52 * '''Special: ''' . 54 53 55 54 === CAVALRY === … … 159 158 * '''Garrison:''' Cannot. 160 159 * '''Function: '''The common tactics of the time were to ram one's opponent. Most ships at the time were equipped with a large battering ram at the bow which was used to crush the sides of an opponent. Another common tactic was to brush along the sides of the opponent's ship and snap all of the oars off. Once the ship was disabled and floundering in the waves, then the other ship could move in and finish its opponent. The Greeks employed the ramming tactics to excellent effect throughout out their naval battles. Speed was the key element for ramming and that required maneuverability and lightly armoured ships. 161 * '''Special:''' Athenian Triremes can train Athenian Marines after researching "Iphicratean Reforms." 160 * '''Special:''' Athenian Triremes can train Athenian Marines after researching "Iphicratean Reforms." 162 161 163 162 === SIEGE UNITS === 164 165 163 * '''Generic Name: Stone Thrower.''' 166 164 * '''Specific Name: Lithobolos.''' … … 184 182 185 183 === CHAMPION UNITS === 186 187 184 * '''Generic Name: Athenian Marine.''' 188 185 * '''Specific Name: Épibastēs Athēnaïkós.''' … … 200 197 * '''Hacker Armament:''' Long spear, longer than a standard spear, but not as long as a Macedonian sarissa. 201 198 * '''Appearance:''' Late 5th and early 4th century Greek helmet variations. Small aspis. Leather boots and leather or quilted spolas body armour. 202 * '''History:''' Iphicrates was an Athenian general famous for his reforms, which lightened the armour of Athenian hoplites, but also increased the length of their spears and swords. The Epilektoi are a group of "picked" hoplites armed in the Iphicratean manner and garrisoned at the expense of the city. 199 * '''History:''' Iphicrates was an Athenian general famous for his reforms, which lightened the armour of Athenian hoplites, but also increased the length of their spears and swords. The Epilektoi are a group of "picked" hoplites armed in the Iphicratean manner and garrisoned at the expense of the city. 203 200 * '''Garrison:''' 1. 204 201 * '''Function:''' Heavy infantry. … … 220 217 * '''Ranged Armament:''' None. 221 218 * '''Appearance:''' 222 * '''Garb:''' 219 * '''Garb:''' 223 220 * '''Helmet:''' No helmet. 224 221 * '''Shield:''' Round shield with an Athene Owl design. … … 301 298 * '''Generic Name: Warehouse.''' 302 299 * '''Specific Name: Apothḗkē.''' 303 * '''Class:''' 300 * '''Class:''' Mill. 304 301 * '''History''': Resources and building materials were kept in warehouses. 305 302 306 303 * '''Generic Name: Outpost.''' 307 304 * '''Specific Name: <need name>.''' 308 * '''Class:''' 305 * '''Class:''' Outpost. 309 306 * '''History:''' Towers were an important part of city fortifications. The defending troops shot arrows at the enemy and poured boiling oil over the assailants. 310 307 311 308 * '''Generic Name: Palisade.''' 312 309 * '''Specific Name: <need name>.''' 313 * '''Class:''' 310 * '''Class:''' Palisade. 314 311 * '''History:''' A cheap, quick defensive structure constructed with sharpened tree trunks. 315 312 … … 322 319 * '''Generic Name: Dock.''' 323 320 * '''Specific Name: Limḗn.''' 324 * '''Class:''' 325 * '''History:''' Greece is a sea country, which is why some of the greatest Hellenic and Hellenistic cities like Ephesus, Corinth, Alexandria and Antioch were built by the sea. It should also be noted that all colonies during the Great Colonisation were thriving port centres, which traded with the local population. Athens itself had a large sea port at Piraeus, which consisted of 3 separate harbors surrounded by mighty walls and easily chained off to prevent amphibious attacks by enemy fleets. As long as Piraeus was unconquered, Athens remained monarch of the seas. 321 * '''Class:''' Dock. 322 * '''History:''' Greece is a sea country, which is why some of the greatest Hellenic and Hellenistic cities like Ephesus, Corinth, Alexandria and Antioch were built by the sea. It should also be noted that all colonies during the Great Colonisation were thriving port centres, which traded with the local population. Athens itself had a large sea port at Piraeus, which consisted of 3 separate harbors surrounded by mighty walls and easily chained off to prevent amphibious attacks by enemy fleets. As long as Piraeus was unconquered, Athens remained monarch of the seas. 326 323 327 324 * '''Generic Name: Temple.''' 328 325 * '''Specific Name: Neṓs.''' 329 * '''Class:''' 326 * '''Class:''' Temple. 330 327 * '''History:''' The Athenians built marvelous temples in order to honour their polytheistic pantheon. While all gods were venerated, Athena specifically was worshiped as the namesake and protector of the city. She was the goddess of wisdom and of war and the daughter of Zeus. 331 328 332 329 * '''Generic Name: Barracks.''' 333 330 * '''Specific Name: Stratēgeîon.''' 334 * '''Class:''' 331 * '''Class:''' Barracks. 335 332 * '''History:''' The Strategion was the main military headquarters, where important decisions were taken and plans for battles discussed by the city's elected Strategoi. 336 333 337 334 * '''Generic Name: Marketplace.''' 338 335 * '''Specific Name: Empórion.''' 339 * '''Class:''' 336 * '''Class:''' Market. 340 337 * '''History''': Athens was a center of trade for the Aegean Sea and Eastern Mediterranean. The Emporion is the Athenian marketplace in the Athenian port of Piraeus, where commerce and trading occur. 341 338