Changes between Version 9 and Version 10 of Civ:_Romans_PreImp
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v9 v10 31 31 * '''Shield:''' [Large oval shield.][[BR]]Basic – Curved blue oval shield.[[BR]]Advanced – Curved blue oval shield.[[BR]]Ultimate – Curved blue oval shield. 32 32 * '''Figure(s): '''- Wide tunic (sleeveless like that of the Hastatus)of player color, plus sandals (caligae). He will wear a greave on the left leg for Advanced and on both for the Ultimate. 33 * '''History:''' The Triarii were veterans of military service, usually in their 30s or 40s, with money to afford the best weapons and equipment. Usually numbered 600 men in 10 half-maniples. They made up the third line of heavy infantry, armed with hastae, the Roman thrusting spear. If the Hastati and Principes could not defeat the enemy, the Triarii would come forward and finish them off. Most of the time they remained in reserve, historically more defensive then offensive. 33 * '''History:''' The Triarii were veterans of military service, usually in their 30s or 40s, with money to afford the best weapons and equipment. Usually numbered 600 men in 10 half-maniples. They made up the third line of heavy infantry, armed with hastae, the Roman thrusting spear. If the Hastati and Principes could not defeat the enemy, the Triarii would come forward and finish them off. Most of the time they remained in reserve, historically more defensive then offensive. 34 34 * '''Garrison: '''1. 35 35 * '''Function: '''- Close combat once the Principe and Hastatus wore the enemy down. Also good against cavalry. … … 141 141 * '''Name: Roman Fishing Ship.''' 142 142 * '''Class:''' Fishing Ship. 143 * '''Appearance:''' 143 * '''Appearance:''' 144 144 * '''Shell:''' - 145 145 * '''History:''' TBD … … 253 253 * "Hero" Aura strongly increases attack and morale of nearby units (6 squares). - In case of death of this unit, all the units in a radius of 10 squares will suffer a huge morale decrease and they’ll never recover. 254 254 255 [[BR]]256 255 === NEW UNIT TRAITS === 257 256 (none) … … 261 260 * Ranged Infantry: Roman Velite (Javelinist). 262 261 * Cavalry: Roman Equite (Cavalry Swordsman). 263 264 265 262 266 263 === FORBIDDEN CLASSES === … … 270 267 * Cavalry Archer. 271 268 272 273 274 269 == STRUCTURE DESCRIPTIONS == 275 270 === VILLAGE === 276 271 * '''Name: Municipium.''' 277 * '''Class:''' Civ Centre. 278 * '''History:''' - 279 280 272 * '''Class:''' Civic Centre. 273 * '''History:''' - 281 274 282 275 * '''Name: Atrium.''' … … 284 277 * '''History:''' The early Atrium initially (V-IC c. BC) included one big room with a fireplace in the middle. A garden by the house was later included under Hellenistic influence. 285 278 286 287 288 279 * '''Name: Villa.''' 289 * '''Class: '''Farm Centre.280 * '''Class: '''Farmstead 290 281 * '''History:''' As Rome grew more and more affluent, many of the rich senators built lavish villas throughout Italy. Most of them emulated earlier Hellenistic examples; remains can be seen even today at Pompeii. 291 292 293 282 294 283 * '''Name: Ager.''' … … 296 285 * '''History:''' The possession of fields once determined the difference between patricians and plebeans. It is told that Cincinnatus possessed only a small field, the smaller possible for a patrician. The distribution of the Ager Publicum was one of the most important issues of the late II century BC. Tiberius Gracchus was the pioneer in this field, and his brother Gaius succeeded in carrying out a number of reforms, which improved the situation of Roman farmers, the backbone of Roman military. 297 286 298 * Name: Saeptum. 299 * Class: Corral. 300 * History: - 301 302 287 * '''Name: Saeptum.''' 288 * '''Class: '''Corral. 289 * '''History: '''- 303 290 304 291 * '''Name: Receptaculum.''' 305 * '''Class:''' Resource Centre. 306 * '''History:''' - 307 308 309 310 * '''Name: Turris Lignea.''' 292 * '''Class:''' Mill. 293 * '''History:''' - 294 295 * '''Name: Turris Lignea.''' 311 296 * '''Class:''' Scout Tower. 312 297 * '''History:''' Used in camps built by the Roman army. 313 314 315 298 316 299 * '''Name:''' Moenia. … … 318 301 * '''History:''' Strong city walls. 319 302 320 321 322 303 * '''Name: Turris Lapidea.''' 323 304 * '''Class:''' Wall Tower. 324 305 * '''History:''' - 325 326 327 306 328 307 * '''Name: Porta.''' … … 330 309 * '''History: '''- 331 310 332 333 334 311 === TOWN === 335 312 * '''Name: Portus.''' 336 * '''Class:''' Port Centre.313 * '''Class:''' Dock. 337 314 * '''History: '''Being an inland city, Rome was still connected to the port of Ostia through means of the Tiber. Merchant ships from all over the Mediterranean arrived at Ostia, bringing all kinds of luxurious goods. The construction of a reliable harbour was planned by Julius Caesar and carried out by Claudius. 338 315 339 340 341 316 * '''Name: Nosocomium.''' 342 * '''Class:''' Health Centre. 343 * '''History:''' - 344 345 317 * '''Class:''' Temple. 318 * '''History:''' - 346 319 347 320 * '''Name: Castra.''' 348 * '''Class: ''' Military Centre.321 * '''Class: '''Barracks. 349 322 * '''History:''' Romans specialised in the building of military camps and forts. A few of them still survive. 350 323 351 352 353 324 * '''Name: Forum.''' 354 * '''Class:''' Trade Centre.325 * '''Class:''' Market. 355 326 * '''History:''' The Forum was the most important place in Rome, for it was there that important speeches were held and decisions taken. Starting with Julius Caesar, the great emperors Vespasian, Nerva and Trajan built their magnificent forums. 356 357 358 327 359 328 === CITY === … … 361 330 * '''Class:''' Fortress. 362 331 * '''History:''' Fortified city. 363 364 365 332 366 333 === SPECIAL STRUCTURES === … … 372 339 * '''Special:''' Allows players to train infantry units from a fast-building camp. 373 340 374 375 376 341 * '''Name: Murus Latericius.''' 377 342 * '''Class:''' SB2. … … 381 346 * '''Special: '''Similar attributes to the Celtic Gwarchglawdd turf wall. 382 347 383 384 385 348 == CIV BONUSES == 386 349 * '''CB1''' … … 389 352 * '''Effect:''' Roman Legionaries can form a Testudo. The Legionaries at the front, back and sides hold their shields to the outside and the Legionaries in the centre raise their shields above their heads. This formation provides improved protection against melee and ranged attacks. However, their movement rate is much slower. The formation button is only available for a group that consists exclusively of Roman Legionaries. 390 353 391 392 393 354 * '''CB2''' 394 355 * '''Name: Citizenship''' … … 396 357 * '''Effect:''' Any Roman Citizen Soldier unit fighting within Roman Territory gains a non-permanent 10% bonus in armor. 397 358 398 399 400 359 == TEAM BONUS == 401 360 * '''TB1''' … … 403 362 * '''History:''' - 404 363 * '''Effect: '''Infantry trained 20% faster. 405 406 407 364 408 365 == CIV WEAKNESSES == … … 424 381 * '''Defences:''' Very powerful defensive systems. 425 382 426 427 428 383 == SPECIAL TECHNOLOGIES == 429 384 * '''ST1''' … … 434 389 * '''ST2''' NONE (for balance) 435 390 436 437 438 391 == FOOTNOTES == 439 Paul's guide to Roman equipment [http://wildfiregames.com/0ad/page.php?p=1590 article]is a useful reference for the arms and armour mentioned in this Profile.392 Paul's guide to Roman equipment [http://wildfiregames.com/0ad/page.php?p=1590 article] is a useful reference for the arms and armour mentioned in this Profile.
