Changes between Version 16 and Version 17 of Civ:_Romans_PreImp


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Jul 13, 2011, 10:14:35 PM (13 years ago)
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Joshua Gilbert
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Introduced Generic Name/Specific Name. Filled out all empty History entries. Misc. edits as I saw fit.

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    1111== UNIT DESCRIPTIONS ==
    1212=== INFANTRY ===
    13  * '''Name: Hastatus.''' (Roman Swordsman)
     13 * '''Generic Name: Hastatus'''
     14 * '''Specific Name: Same'''
    1415   * '''Class:''' Swordsman/Heavy Skirmisher at Elite.
    1516   * '''Hacker Armament: '''[Gladius.][[BR]]Basic - Gladius.[[BR]]Advanced – Gladius.[[BR]]Elite – Gladius & Pilum.
    1617   * '''Appearance:''' -
    17      * '''Garb:''' [Pectorale. Wide tunic, sleeveless. Greave on left leg. ][[BR]]Basic – Pectorale with muscled embossing.[[BR]]Advanced – Pectorale[[BR]]Elite – lorica hamata, greaves on both legs.
     18     * '''Garb:''' [Pectorale. Wide tunic, sleeveless. At Advanced, gains chain mail, greave on left leg. At Elite gains greave on right leg. ][[BR]]Basic – Pectorale with muscled embossing. [[BR]]Advanced – lorica hamata. Greave on left leg. [BR]]Elite – greaves on both legs.
    1819     * '''Helmet:''' [Montefortino helmet.][[BR]]Basic – Montefortino helmet.[[BR]]Advanced – Montefortino helmet.[[BR]]Elite – Montefortino helmet with white plume
    19      * '''Shield: '''[Large oval shield.][[BR]]Basic – Curved red oval shield.[[BR]]Advanced – Curved red oval shield.[[BR]]Elite – Curved red oval shield.
    20      * '''Figure(s):''' - Tunic is player color, plus sandals (caligae). He will wear a greave on the left leg for Advanced and on both for the Elite.
    21    * '''History:''' The Hastati were young men over 20 years old who made up the first line of heavy infantry in the Punic War era Republican army. Usually numbered 1200 men in 10 maniples. Initially they threw pila (the plural of pilum, the Roman javelin) at the enemy and then engaged with swords. In battle the Hastasti were expected to weaken or tire the enemy line before the second Roman line engages. In 0 A.D. they will serve as swordsmen. At the Elite level they will upgrade to Princeps status, the slightly older veterans who made up the second line and who could afford better equipment. Organized the same way by maniple. They will have the ability to switch back and forth between melee and range.
     20     * '''Shield: '''[Large oval shield.][[BR]]Basic – Curved red oval shield.[[BR]]Advanced – Curved red oval shield.[[BR]]Elite – Curved white oval shield.
     21     * '''Figure(s):''' - Wide sleeveless tunic is player color, plus sandals (caligae). He will wear a greave on the left leg for Advanced and on both for the Elite.
     22   * '''History:''' The Hastati (sing. Hastatus) were young men over 20 years old who made up the first line of heavy infantry in the Punic War era Republican army. Usually numbered 1200 men in 10 maniples. Initially they threw pila (the plural of pilum, the Roman javelin) at the enemy and then engaged with swords. In battle the Hastasti were expected to weaken or tire the enemy line before the second Roman line engages. In 0 A.D. they will serve as swordsmen. At the Advanced level they will upgrade to Princeps status. Principes (sing. Princips) were the second line of heavy infantry. Older than the Hastati, but were otherwise identical in appearance and armament except that the Principes had better armor. Usually numbered 1200 men in ten maniples. They would enter battle once the Hastati had worn down the enemy, throwing their pila into the enemy ranks before charging in with swords. Here they function as heavy skirmishers.
    2223   * '''Garrison:''' 1.
    2324   * '''Function: '''- To engage the enemy at close range with swords after a javelin volley.
    2425   * '''Special:''' -
    2526
    26  * '''Name: Triarius.''' (Veteran Spearman)
     27 * '''Generic Name: Triarius'''
     28 * '''Specific Name: Same'''
    2729   * '''Class:''' Spearman.
    2830   * '''Hacker Armament: '''[Hasta - large 8-foot thrusting spear. Gladius (decorative).][[BR]]Basic - Spear (Hasta). Gladius (ornamental).[[BR]]Advanced – Spear (Hasta). Gladius (ornamental).[[BR]]Elite – Spear (Hasta). Gladius (ornamental).
    … …  
    3133     * '''Helmet:''' [Etrusco-Corinthian helmet.][[BR]]Basic – Etrusco-Corinthian helmet.[[BR]]Advanced – Etrusco-Corinthian helmet.[[BR]]Elite –Etrusco-Corinthian helmet with black crest and two black feathers.
    3234     * '''Shield:''' [Large oval shield.][[BR]]Basic – Curved blue oval shield.[[BR]]Advanced – Curved blue oval shield.[[BR]]Ultimate – Curved blue oval shield.
    33      * '''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.
    34    * '''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.
     35     * '''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 Elite.
     36   * '''History:''' The Triarii (sing. Triarius) 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 hasta, 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.
    3537   * '''Garrison: '''1.
    36    * '''Function: '''- Close combat once the Principe and Hastatus wore the enemy down. Also good against cavalry.
    37    * '''Special:''' -
    38 
    39  * '''Name: Principes''' (Roman Skirmisher)
    40  * '''Class: '''Skirmisher.
    41  * '''Ranged Armament:'''[[BR]]All levels - Pilum, gladius (ornamental).\
    42  * '''Appearance:'''
    43    * '''Garb:'''[[BR]]Basic – Same as Basic Hastatus.[[BR]]Advanced – Same as Advanced Hastatus.[[BR]]Elite – Chainmail hauberk.
    44    * '''Helmet:[[BR]]'''Basic – same as Basic Hastatus.[[BR]]Advanced – Same as Advanced Hastatus.[[BR]]Elite – Same as Elite Hastatus.
    45    * '''Shield:[[BR]]'''Basic – parma (three foot strongly built round shield).[[BR]]Advanced – parma.[[BR]]Elite – parma.
    46    * '''Figure(s):'''None
    47    * '''History:''' The principi were the second line of heavy infantry in the Republican Roman army. Exactly identical in equipment and fighting methods to the hastati, they differed only in age, being slightly older. As a result they could often afford slightly better arms, including chain mail hauberks known as lorica hamata. Like all Roman heavy infantry they decorated their helmets with feathers and horsehair crests in the Italian fashion.
    48    * '''Garrison:''' 1.
    49    * '''Function:''' -
    50    * '''Special: '''-
     38   * '''Function: '''- Close combat once the Princips and Hastatus wore the enemy down. Also good against cavalry.
     39   * '''Special:''' -
     40
     41 * '''Generic Name: Veles'''
     42 * '''Specific Name: Same'''
     43   * '''Class:''' Skirmisher
     44   * '''Ranged Armament: '''Basic - Light javelin, gladius (ornamental). Advanced – Light javelin, gladius (ornamental). Elite – Light javelin, gladius (ornamental).
     45   * '''Appearance:'''
     46     * '''Garb:''' Basic – Wide tunic, sleeveless, player color. Advanced – Same. Elite – Same.
     47     * '''Helmet:''' Basic – simple helmet with a wolf's head on top. Advanced – simple helmet with a wolf's head on top. Elite – simple helmet with a wolf's head on top.
     48     * '''Shield:''' Basic – parma (three foot strongly built round shield). Advanced – parma. Elite – parma.
     49     * '''Figure(s): ''' Basic – Poorer than all other infantry. Slightly boyish. Advanced – Slightly less impoverished. Elite – Beard
     50   * '''History:''' The Velites (sing. Veles) were the light skirmish infantry of the Polybian legion. They were the younger men who could not afford hastatus equipment or boys too young to serve otherwise. They usually numbered 1200 men in squads of twenty assigned to the maniples of the Hastati, Principes, and Triarii. Their job was the harry the enemy lines before the heavy infantry engaged and support the cavalry.
     51   * '''Garrison: '''1.
     52   * '''Function: ''' Light skirmish support of the legion.
     53   * '''Special:''' -
    5154
    5255=== CAVALRY ===
    53  * '''Name: Eques.''' (Roman Cavalry)
     56 * '''Generic Name: Eques'''
     57 * '''Specific Name: Same'''
    5458   * '''Class:''' Cavalry Spearman.
    5559   * '''Hacker Armament:'''[[BR]]Basic – Lancea – overarm for stabbing. Ornamental Gladius[[BR]]Advanced – Lancea – overarm for stabbing. Ornamental Gladius[[BR]]Elite – Lancea – overarm for stabbing. Ornamental Gladius
    … …  
    5963     * '''Shield:'''[[BR]]Basic – None.[[BR]]Advanced – Round shield.'''[[BR]]'''Elite – Round shield.
    6064     * '''Figure(s):''' -
    61      * '''Mount:'''[[BR]]Basic – White horse, bareback.[[BR]]Advanced – Black horse with leather chanfron and riding blanket (has money and uses it).[[BR]]Elite – Brown horse with metal chanfron on head and riding blanket. Guy in front, but with greaves and plume.
    62      * '''History:''' Before the Marian reform, only members of the ordo equester and the sons of the senatorial class could serve as cavalry. Notwithstanding, it has always paled in comparison with Roman infantry. Initially, it was comprised of 300 equites divided in 10 turmae. From the middle of 2nd Century BC onward, Rome started relying on auxiliary cavalry made up of Thracians, Numidians, Gauls and Germans.
     65     * '''Mount:'''[[BR]]Basic – White horse, bareback.[[BR]]Advanced – Black horse with leather chamfron and riding blanket (has money and uses it).[[BR]]Elite – Brown horse with metal chamfron on head and riding blanket. Guy in front, but with greaves and plume.
     66     * '''History:''' Before the Marian reform, only members of the ordo equester and the sons of the senatorial class could serve as cavalry. Notwithstanding, it has always paled in comparison with Roman infantry. Each legion has 300 cavalry attached, divided into ten turmae. The cavalry overall numbered 1800 men drawn from publicly and privately outfitted troopers. From the middle of the 2nd Century BC onward, Rome started relying on auxiliary cavalry made up of Thracians, Numidians, Gauls and Germans.
    6367     * '''Garrison: '''2.
    6468     * '''Function: '''-
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    6670
    6771=== SUPPORT UNITS ===
    68  * '''Name: Matrona Romana.''' (Roman Woman)
     72 * '''Generic Name: Roman Woman'''
     73 * '''Specific Name: Matrona Romana'''
    6974   * '''Class:''' Female Citizen.
    7075   * '''Appearance:''' -
    … …  
    7883   * '''Special:''' -
    7984
    80  * '''Name: Pontifex Minoris.''' (State Priest)
    81  * '''Class: '''Priest.
    82  * '''Appearance:'''
    83    * '''Garb: '''Long purple tunic.
    84    * '''Helmet:''' None.
    85    * '''Shield:''' None.
    86    * '''Figure(s):''' He should have the look of an old man.
    87  * '''History: '''During the Republic, the position of priest was elevated and required a lot of responsibilities, which is why priests were by no means chosen randomly. The position of Pontifex Maximus was occupied by such prominent figures as Julius Caesar, Marcus Aemilius Lepidus and Augustus.
    88  * '''Garrison:''' 1.
    89  * '''Function:''' -
    90  * '''Special:''' -
    91 
    92  * '''Name: Plebeian Merchant.''' (Plebeian Merchant)
     85 * '''Generic Name: State Priest'''
     86 * '''Specific Name: Pontifex Minoris'''
     87   * '''Class: '''Priest.
     88   * '''Appearance:'''
     89     * '''Garb: '''Long purple tunic.
     90     * '''Helmet:''' None.
     91     * '''Shield:''' None.
     92     * '''Figure(s):''' He should have the look of an old man.
     93   * '''History: '''During the Republic, the position of priest was elevated and required a lot of responsibilities, which is why priests were by no means chosen randomly. The position of Pontifex Maximus, the high priest of the Roman religion, was occupied by such prominent figures as Julius Caesar, Marcus Aemilius Lepidus and Augustus.
     94   * '''Garrison:''' 1.
     95   * '''Function:''' -
     96   * '''Special:''' -
     97
     98 * '''Generic Name: Plebeian Merchant'''
     99 * '''Specific Name: Mercator Plebeius'''
    93100   * '''Class:''' Trader.
    94101   * '''Appearance:'''
    … …  
    98105     * '''Figure(s): '''A young man.
    99106     * '''Mount:''' Mounted on a horse (no matter the colour).
    100    * '''History:''' Since the start of the Roman Republic, the plebeians dedicated themselves to commerce, while patricians owned and cultivated the land. Trading was considered negatively, so patricians tried to avoid it, or made some of their plebean client's trade, using their clients' names.
     107   * '''History:''' Since the start of the Roman Republic, the plebeians dedicated themselves to commerce, while patricians owned and cultivated the land. Trading was considered negatively, so patricians tried to avoid it, or made some of their plebeian client's trade, using their clients' names.
    101108   * '''Garrison:''' 2.
    102109   * '''Function:''' -
    … …  
    105112=== NAVY ===
    106113
    107  * '''Name: Corbita.''' (Trading Ship)
     114 * '''Generic Name: Merchant Ship'''
     115 * '''Specific Name: Corbita'''
    108116   * '''Class:''' Merchant Ship.
    109117   * '''Appearance:'''
    … …  
    114122   * '''Special:''' -
    115123
    116  * '''Name: Biremis Romanum.''' (Roman Bireme)
     124 * '''Generic Name: Roman Bireme'''
     125 * '''Specific Name: Liburnus'''
    117126   * '''Class:''' Bireme.
    118127   * '''Appearance:'''
    119128     * '''Shell:''' (Standard).
    120    * '''History:''' By the time of the Second Punic War the Romans had adopted an improved bireme design created by the Liburnians of Illyria. Faster, lighter, and more agile then conventional warships, the Liburna would quickly become widespread throughout the Roman navy. They appear to have been used in support of Triremes.
     129   * '''History:''' By the time of the Second Punic War the Romans had adopted an improved bireme design created by the Liburnians of Illyria. Faster, lighter, and more agile then conventional warships, the Liburna (sing. Liburnus) would quickly become widespread throughout the Roman navy. They appear to have been used in support of Triremes.
    121130   * '''Garrison:''' Cannot.
    122131   * '''Function:''' -
    123132   * '''Special:''' -
    124133
    125  * '''Name: Triremis Romanum.''' (Roman Trireme)
     134 * '''Generic Name: Roman Trireme'''
     135 * '''Specific Name: Triremis Romanum'''
    126136   * '''Class:''' Trireme.
    127137   * '''Appearance:'''  -
    … …  
    132142   * '''Special:''' -
    133143
    134  * '''Name: Roman Quinquereme.''' (Roman Quinquereme)
     144 * '''Generic Name: Roman Quinquereme'''
     145 * '''Specific Name: Quinqueremis Romanum'''
    135146   * '''Class:''' Quinquereme.
    136147   * '''Appearance:'''  -
    … …  
    141152   * '''Special:''' -
    142153
    143  * '''Name: Roman Fishing Boat.'''
     154 * '''Generic Name: Roman Fishing Boat'''
     155 * '''Specific Name: Navicula Piscatoria'''
    144156   * '''Class:''' Fishing Ship.
    145157   * '''Appearance:'''
    146      * '''Shell:''' -
    147    * '''History:''' TBD
     158     * '''Shell:''' Roman fishing boats were rather small and constructed from wood and marked by the extensive use of iron nails. A distinguishing feature however was the addition of a central compartment in the center of the boat that could be flooded on purpose and drained at will.
     159   * '''History:''' For the Romans fishing quickly became the plebs’ favorite pastime from the early days of the Roman Republic when fishing was still done on the Tiber. However towards the end of the Republic the fishing craze spread to the nobility, and hit its peak from the 2nd Century BC to the 4th Century AD. As both a livelihood and as a sport, fishing actually outpaced hunting.
    148160   * '''Garrison:''' Cannot.
    149161   * '''Garrison Capacity:''' 1; support, infantry
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    152164
    153165=== SIEGE ===
    154  * '''Name: Ballista.''' (Ballista Catapult)
     166 * '''Generic Name: Ballista'''
     167 * '''Specific Name: Catapulta'''
    155168   * '''Class:''' Catapult.
    156169   * '''Appearance:'''  -
    157170     * '''Shell:''' (Standard).
    158    * '''History:''' -
     171   * '''History:''' The Ballista was a torsion powered heavy artillery piece that fired along a flat directory at long ranges. They could fire a extensive selection of shot, making the Ballista a versatile weapon against stationary or slow moving targets. The downside was the size of the device made them difficult to transport, deploy, and aim. By the Punic Wars era the usage of Ballistas had become regularized, though their numbers to each legion are unknown.
    159172   * '''Garrison:''' 3.
    160173   * '''Function:''' -
    161174   * '''Special: '''-
    162175
    163  * '''Name: Scorpio.''' (Scorpion)
     176 * '''Generic Name: Scorpion'''
     177 * '''Specific Name: Same'''
    164178   * '''Class:''' Bolt Shooter.
    165179   * '''Ranged Armament:''' See picture.
    166180   * '''Appearance: ''' -
    167181     * '''Shell:''' See picture.
    168    * '''History:''' -
     182   * '''History:''' The Scorpion was the smaller cousin of the Ballista. Like the former, it was a torsion powered artillery piece firing along a flat directory. But the Scorpion was smaller, and designed as a anti-personnel weapon, with the shot to match. This eliminated the problems of the Ballista, but made them less effective against buildings. Their versatility and size made the Scorpion the most popular artillery piece in the Roman army.
    169183   * '''Garrison:''' 2.
    170184   * '''Function:''' -
    171185   * '''Special:''' Able to throw darts at a distance of 350 meters.
    172186
    173  * '''Name: Roman Aries.''' (Roman Siege Ram)
     187 * '''Generic Name: Roman Siege Ram'''
     188 * '''Specific Name: Aries'''
    174189   * '''Class:''' Ram.
    175190   * '''Appearance:'''  -
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    181196
    182197=== CHAMPION UNITS ===
    183  * '''Name: Extraordinarius.''' (Italian Champion Infantry)
     198 * '''Generic Name: Italic Heavy Infantry'''
     199 * '''Specific Name: Extraordinarius'''
    184200   * '''Class:''' Super Infantry Unit.
    185201   * '''Hacker Armament: '''Sword (Gladius).
    … …  
    195211   * '''Specia'''l: -
    196212
    197  * '''Name: Eques Consulares.''' (Consular Cavalry)
     213 * '''Generic Name: Consular Cavalry'''
     214 * '''Specific Name: Eques Consulares'''
    198215   * '''Class: '''Super Cavalry Unit.
    199216   * '''Hacker Armament: '''Sword. -Kopis
    … …  
    205222     * '''Figure(s):''' Rich fella, he has money to buy good armor and weapons, no facial hair
    206223     * '''Mount:''' Powerful horse with saddle blanket strapped to back and elaborate bridle
    207    * '''History:''' The Equites Consulares were the best of the Roman cavalry that were picked out by the commanding Consul and served under him directly. They functioned about identical to later Praetorian cavalry, but were usually made up of the most local Italian allies.. The Italic cavalry was of better quality and quantity then the citizen cavalry of the Republic, and were highly prized for service.
     224   * '''History:''' The Equites Consulares were the best of the Roman cavalry that were picked out by the commanding Consul and served under him directly. They functioned about identical to later Praetorian cavalry, but were usually made up of the most loyal Italic allies. The Italic cavalry was of better quality and quantity then the citizen cavalry of the Republic, and were highly prized for service.
    208225   * '''Garrison:''' 2.
    209226   * '''Function:''' To drive off enemy cavalry allowing the heavy infantry to win the battle, as well as scouting, patrol, and chasing defeated enemies.
    … …  
    211228
    212229=== HEROES ===
    213  * '''Name: Quinctus Fabius Maximus “Cunctator”.'''
    214  * '''Class: '''Hero1.
    215  * '''Hacker Armament:''' Short Sword.
    216  * '''Appearance:'''
    217    * '''Garb:''' Light iron armour; elaborate but functional.
    218    * '''Helmet:''' None.
    219    * '''Shield: '''Medium wooden and leathered slightly rectangular shield.
    220    * '''Figure(s):''' -
    221    * '''Mount:''' Light white slightly armoured horse.
    222  * '''History:''' Dictator for six months during the Second Punic War. Instead of attacking the most powerful Hannibal, he started a very effective war of attrition against him.
    223  * '''Garrison:''' 2.
    224  * '''Function: '''-
    225  * '''Special:'''
     230 * '''Generic Name: Quinctus Fabius Maximus “Cunctator”'''
     231 * '''Specific Name: Same'''
     232   * '''Class: '''Hero1.
     233   * '''Hacker Armament:''' Short Sword.
     234   * '''Appearance:'''
     235     * '''Garb:''' Light iron armour; elaborate but functional.
     236     * '''Helmet:''' None.
     237     * '''Shield: '''Medium wooden and leathered slightly rectangular shield.
     238     * '''Figure(s):''' -
     239     * '''Mount:''' Light white slightly armoured horse.
     240   * '''History:''' Dictator for six months during the Second Punic War. Instead of attacking the most powerful Hannibal, he started a very effective war of attrition against him.
     241   * '''Garrison:''' 2.
     242   * '''Function: '''-
     243   * '''Special:'''
    226244   * "Hero" Aura increases the Army’s Fire Rate and Movement Rate (it affects all the soldiers for a range of 10 tiles).
    227245
    228  * '''Name: Marcus Claudius Marcellus.'''
     246 * '''Generic Name: Marcus Claudius Marcellus'''
     247 * '''Specific Name: Same'''
    229248   * '''Class: '''Hero2.
    230249   * '''Hacker Armament: '''Sword (Gladius).
    … …  
    241260     * "Hero" Aura gives +1 attack to all cavalry units and –1 attack to enemy infantry within 10 tiles.
    242261
    243  * '''Name: Scipio Africanus. '''
     262 * '''Generic Name: Scipio Africanus'''
     263 * '''Specfic Name: Same'''
    244264   * '''Class: '''Hero3.
    245265   * '''Hacker Armament: '''Gladius.
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    271291== STRUCTURE DESCRIPTIONS ==
    272292=== VILLAGE ===
    273  * '''Name: Municipium.'''
     293 * '''Generic Name: Civic Centre'''
     294 * '''Specific Name: Municipium'''
    274295   * '''Class:''' Civic Centre.
    275    * '''History:''' -
    276 
    277  * '''Name: Domus.'''
     296   * '''History:''' A Municipium was a Roman settlement just below a Colonia in level, enjoying self-governance and the grant of Latin citizenship rights for its inhabitants.
     297
     298 * '''Generic Name: House'''
     299 * '''Specific Name: Domus'''
    278300   * '''Class:''' House.
    279301   * '''History:''' The word "domus" is the root of the English word "domicile" which means house or home. The typical middle and upper-class Roman Domus had many rooms, a skylight to collect water and provide sunlight, and a tile roof. An attached garden was later included under Hellenistic influence.
    280302
    281  * '''Name: Villa.'''
     303 * '''Generic Name: Farmstead'''
     304 * '''Specific Name: Villa'''
    282305   * '''Class: '''Farmstead
    283306   * '''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.
    284307
    285  * '''Name: Ager.'''
     308 * '''Generic Name: Field'''
     309 * '''Specific Name: Ager'''
    286310   * '''Class:''' Field.
    287    * '''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.
    288 
    289  * '''Name: Saeptum.'''
     311   * '''History:''' The possession of fields once determined the difference between patricians and plebeians. 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 2nd 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.
     312
     313 * '''Generic Name: Corral'''
     314 * '''Specific Name: Saeptum'''
    290315   * '''Class: '''Corral.
    291    * '''History: '''-
    292 
    293  * '''Name: Receptaculum.'''
     316   * '''History: ''' A corral for the keeping of animals.
     317
     318 * '''Generic Name: Mill'''
     319 * '''Specific Name: Receptaculum'''
    294320   * '''Class:''' Mill.
    295    * '''History:''' -
    296 
    297  * '''Name: Turris Lignea.'''
     321   * '''History:''' Used for the dropping off of resources.
     322
     323 * '''Generic Name: Scout Tower'''
     324 * '''Specific Name: Turris Lignea'''
    298325   * '''Class:''' Scout Tower.
    299326   * '''History:''' Used in camps built by the Roman army.
    300327
    301  * '''Name:''' Moenia.
     328 * '''Generic Name: Wall'''
     329 * '''Specific Name Moenia'''
    302330   * '''Class: '''Wall.
    303331   * '''History:''' Strong city walls.
    304332
    305  * '''Name: Turris Lapidea.'''
     333 * '''Generic Name: Wall Tower'''
     334 * '''Specific Name: Turris Lapidea'''
    306335   * '''Class:''' Wall Tower.
    307    * '''History:''' -
    308 
    309  * '''Name: Porta.'''
     336   * '''History:''' Towers for the defense of the city walls.
     337
     338 * '''Generic Name: Gate'''
     339 * '''Specific Name: Porta'''
    310340   * '''Class: '''Wall Gate.
    311    * '''History: '''-
     341   * '''History: ''' The gate of any wall was the certain of attention during a siege.
    312342
    313343=== TOWN ===
    314  * '''Name: Portus.'''
     344 * '''Generic Name: Dock'''
     345 * '''Specific Name: Portus'''
    315346 * '''Class:''' Dock.
    316347 * '''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.
    317348
    318  * '''Name: Nosocomium.'''
     349 * '''Generic Name: Temple'''
     350 * '''Specific Name: Nosocomium'''
    319351   * '''Class:''' Temple.
    320    * '''History:''' -
    321 
    322  * '''Name: Castra.'''
     352   * '''History:''' Roman temples in general were not meant for congregational worship. Instead the temple housed a statue of whatever deity the temple was dedicated to and what was needed to carry out the ceremonial and cultic practice necessary for worship. The actual activity was performed outside.
     353
     354 * '''Generic Name: Barracks'''
     355 * '''Specific Name: Castra'''
    323356   * '''Class: '''Barracks.
    324357   * '''History:''' Romans specialised in the building of military camps and forts. A few of them still survive.
    325358
    326  * '''Name: Forum.'''
     359 * '''Generic Name: Forum'''
     360 * '''Specific Name: Same'''
    327361   * '''Class:''' Market.
    328362   * '''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.
    329363
    330364=== CITY ===
    331  * '''Name: Fortis.'''
     365 * '''Generic Name: Fortess'''
     366 * '''Specific Name: Fortis'''
    332367   * '''Class:''' Fortress.
    333368   * '''History:''' Fortified city.
    334369
    335370=== SPECIAL STRUCTURES ===
    336  * '''Name: Entrenched Camp.'''
     371 * '''Generic Name: Entrenched Camp'''
     372 * '''Specific Name: Castra Vallum'''
    337373   * '''Class:''' SB1.
    338374   * '''History:''' Sometimes it was a temporary camp built facing the route by which the army is to march, other times a defensive or offensive (for sieges) structure. Within this gate the tents of the first centuries or cohorts are pitched, and the dragons (ensigns of cohorts) and other ensigns planted. The Decumane gate is directly opposite to the Praetorian in the rear of the camp, and through this the soldiers are conducted to the place appointed for punishment or execution. It has a turf wall, and it's surrounded by a canal filled with water whenever possible for extra defence. Many towns started up as bigger military camps to evolve to more complicated cities.
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    341377   * '''Special:''' Allows players to train infantry units from a fast-building army camp in enemy territory. The Entrenched Camp loses Health over time, making it a temporary structure.
    342378
    343  * '''Name: Murus Latericius.''' (Siege Walls)
     379 * '''Generic Name: Siege Walls'''
     380 * '''Specific Name: Murus Latericius'''
    344381   * '''Class:''' SB2.
    345382   * '''History: '''Turf and palisade walls built by legionaries during sieges.
    … …  
    362399 * '''TB1'''
    363400   * '''Name: Conscription.'''
    364    * '''History:''' -
     401   * '''History:''' Many Roman soldiers were conscripted into service. While volunteers were preferred, the Roman state did maintain an annual military draft. During an emergency the draft and the terms of service were enlarged. The importance of military service in Republican Rome was so great it was a prerequisite for a political career. Members of the Senate were called Conscript Fathers because of this, reflected in how the ordo equester was said to have been "conscripted" into the Senate.
    365402   * '''Effect: '''Infantry trained 20% faster.
    366403