


Fire Pot Dieres - Thureos Spears
Fire pots, hurled onto enemy decks, are a terrible threat to wooden ships.These well-trained warriors are a flexible force of skirmishing hoplites.
The waterline ram was first mounted on a vessel in around 850BC. Warships and naval tactics were transformed. Ships were no longer platforms for infantry battles on the water; the ship itself became the weapon. Galleys changed as the new reality sank in. Ramming at speed would hole and sink an enemy, therefore slimmer, faster, handier ships were required. More speed on demand obviously required more oars a fast ship with a single row of oars ended up being stupidly, impractically long. The solution, then, was to put in a second set of oars above the first, but slightly offset to allow for rowers' benches. These biremes, a Latin word meaning 'two oars', or dieres, the Greek equivalent, were no longer than previous designs but had twice the number of rowers. They were fast, manoeuvrable, and could carry a fighting contingent. Some nations also gave their bireme crews fire pots; these clay pots filled with oil and pitch were hurled at enemy ships in the entirely reasonable hope of setting them ablaze.
(Thureos Spears)
Light Greek infantry, the thureophoroi developed around the early 4th century BC, and straddled the gap between the phalanx and the skirmishing peltasts. Named after the thureos, their large oval shields, they were more heavily armoured than the traditional Thracian and Greek peltast. Able to both skirmish and form up as a phalanx, they were used to guard the flanks and protect other light troops. Their shield, normally made from wood and covered with leather, had a central handgrip that was protected by a vertical spine and a metal boss-like strip, and may have been inspired by Celtic or Roman shields of the time. Like the longer sarissa, the spears used by the thureophoroi had a weighted butt-spike to provide balance, but this also allowed them to throw javelins, if so equipped, by jamming their spears into the ground. Able to fulfil a variety of roles, thureophoroi were common amongst both citizen and mercenary units of the Greek city-states until they were eclipsed by the Macedonian phalanxes of Phillip II and Alexander the Great.
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Unit Name Fire Pot Dieres - Thureos Spears |
Main Unit Key Gre_Thureos_Two_Fire_Pots |
Land Unit Key Gre_Thureos_Spears |
Naval Unit Key persian_fire_pot_two |
Soldiers 60 |
Category Light Ship |
Class 近接艦 |
Custom Battle Cost 460 |
Recruitment Cost 460 |
維持費 92 |
Missile Damage 29 |
├ Missile Weapon rome_javelin_light |
├ Projectile javelin_light |
├ Missile Damage 20 |
├ Missile Ap Damage 9 |
└ Base Reload Time 10 |
Accuracy 5 |
Range 80 |
Reload 0 |
Shots Per Minute 6 |
Ammunition 5 |
Ship Health 566 |
└ Ship persian_two |
Ship Speed 6 |
Melee Attack 24 |
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 26 |
Melee Defence 55 |
├ Base Defence 30 |
├ Shield thureos |
└ Shield Defence 25 |
Armour 70 |
├ Armour spolas |
├ Armour Defence 35 |
└ Shield Armour 35 |
Health 50 |
├ Man Entity rome_infantry_medium_fast |
├ Man Health 40 |
└ Bonus Hit Points 10 |
Base Morale 50 |
Abilities
Fire Pot Dieres- Row Hard 10
Increases speed for 10 strokes.
Ship speed
- Square
The unit moves into a close square formation.
Bracing, morale, melee defence
Can't move
Attributes
- 確固たる規律
この部隊は、将軍が死亡しても士気ペナルティを被らない。また、他の部隊よりも敗走後復帰する確率が高い。 - 隊形維持
この部隊は、白兵戦時に隊形を維持しようとする。 - 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。
Strengths & Weaknesses
Fire Pot Dieres- Very poor hull strength
- Very light crew
- Fast speed
- Very strong initial ramming
- Good boarding
- Good defensive unit
- Low damage but average armour penetration
- Average attack
- Normal morale
Faction Availability | |
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グランドキャンペーン | |
Imperator Augustus |