


Assault Hexeres - Large Shield Warriors
These magnificent ships are both intimidating and extremely dangerous.Javelins to anger your enemies; spears to kill them.
As centuries passed, naval tactics and needs changed across the Mediterranean. There was a move towards larger ships, partly as an expression of national or dynastic power: the Ptolemaic rulers of Egypt were particularly fond of large ships to show their wealth and influence in a physical way. These 'polyremes', a term meaning many oared, were not suitable for ramming work in battle. In practice many of them had no more oars than smaller ships; what they had were more rowers per oar than smaller ships. A Roman hexareme or Greek hexeres would have a couple of banks of oars with three men per oar, and appear to be an over-sized version of a smaller ship. Even so, thanks to being tremendously heavy and strongly constructed, they were slow moving, and hardly capable of the quick turns needed to take advantage of enemy mistakes. Instead the large ships made use of their wide decks and plentiful carrying capacities and became fighting platforms for infantry and artillery. Boarding or long-range bombardment were the methods to be used to defeat the enemy; naval warfare had come full circle in terms of fighting methods, even if ships had grown significantly.
(Large Shield Warriors)
The thureos, a large oval-shaped shield, became common throughout the Hellenistic world from the 3rd century BC. Made from wood covered in hide, it differed from the earlier Greek hoplon in having a central handgrip, which was protected by a vertical spine running the length of the shield. This in turn could be further reinforced by the addition of a wide metal strip that protected the grip and the user’s hand. Inspired by the sub-rectangular and oval shields of the Celts, possibly through contact with the migrating Galatians, its usage seems to have spread through the Illyrian and Thracian tribes before it was adopted by the Greeks. Although large, the thureos was light in comparison to the traditional hoplon, and was adopted by heavily-armoured peltasts. Named after their shields, 'thureophoroi' could fight as common peltasts, skirmishing with javelins, but could also form up with their larger shields and longer spears in a similar fashion to a phalanx. The versatile and useful design of the thureos meant it was used by many armies, including the auxiliaries and cavalry of the later Roman Legions.
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Unit Name Assault Hexeres - Large Shield Warriors |
Main Unit Key Afr_Warriors_Six |
Land Unit Key Afr_Large_Shield_Warriors |
Naval Unit Key egyptian_six |
Soldiers 160 |
Category Heavy Ship |
Class 近接艦 |
Custom Battle Cost 1120 |
Recruitment Cost 1120 |
維持費 224 |
Ship Health 1206 |
└ Ship egyptian_six |
Ship Speed 5 |
Melee Attack 26 |
Weapon Damage 25 |
├ Melee Weapon rome_spear |
├ Melee Damage Base 20 |
├ Melee Damage Ap 5 |
├ Armour Piercing No |
├ Bonus vs. Large 20 |
├ Bonus vs Elephants 20 |
└ Bonus vs Infantry 0 |
Charge Bonus 24 |
Melee Defence 65 |
├ Base Defence 30 |
├ Shield large_hide |
└ Shield Defence 35 |
Armour 35 |
├ Armour cloth |
├ Armour Defence 10 |
└ Shield Armour 25 |
Health 55 |
├ Man Entity rome_infantry_medium_fast |
├ Man Health 40 |
└ Bonus Hit Points 15 |
Base Morale 50 |
Abilities
Assault Hexeres- Row Hard 30
Increases speed for 30 strokes.
Ship speed
- Square
The unit moves into a close square formation.
Bracing, morale, melee defence
Can't move
Attributes
- 潜伏 (森)
この部隊は、敵がすぐそばに接近するまで森に潜伏する事ができる。 - 暑さ耐性
Tこの部隊は、砂漠による疲労を受けにくい。
Strengths & Weaknesses
Assault Hexeres- Very good hull strength
- Heavy crew
- Slow speed
- Strong ramming
- Very good boarding
- Very good defensive unit
- Low damage but average armour penetration
- Average attack
- Good morale
Faction Availability | |
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グランドキャンペーン | |
Hannibal at the Gates | |
Imperator Augustus |