​ト​ラ​キ​ア (Imperator Augustus) ​近​接​艦

Heavy Raider - Thracian Nobles

Strong warships, constructed to withstand the worst the sea can throw at them.

These fierce men know that noble blood must be proved by drawing the blood of others.

Most of the northern European tribes were not naval powers, but there were still able seafarers to be found amongst them. Shipbuilding techniques were well understood, so while many vessels were small leather-skinned boats for inland and inshore use, bigger sea-going vessels were also made. Shipwrights used heavy planking for hulls, stitched together and then fastened to a wooden skeleton to create sturdy craft able to cope with Atlantic conditions. Julius Caesar was surprised at the quality of the enemy ships when his fleet clashed with the Veneti from modern-day Brittany. The Veneti vessels had flat bottoms to cope with shallows, but were also of heavy oak construction to cope with rough seas. This made them tough opposition for Roman galleys, and capable of shrugging off a ramming attack. Caesar said that the enemy ships "...were constructed of planks a foot in breadth, fastened by iron spikes the thickness of a man's thumb; the anchors were secured fast by iron chains instead of cables”. When the Romans were forced to board, they faced fearsome warriors used to close-quarters fighting at sea.

(Thracian Nobles)
There were some forty tribes of Thracians who shared a common language and culture, inhabiting a vast area north of the Greek city-states. They were seen as war-loving, rebellious, rambunctious, bad enemies, and good allies in a fight. Many Greeks dreaded a time when they would be united under a single leader and sweep southwards. Such a turn of events never happened, but Thracians could be found across much of the Greek and Persian world fighting as mercenaries; they often specialised as skirmishers and light troops. At the Battle of Raphia in 217BC there were Thracians in both opposing armies, ready to do bloody work. The forward curving rhomphaia with its razor-sharp blade and long handle could lop off limbs in the hands of a skilled user, and Thracians were certainly skilled. The most famous Thracian 'general' of all never actually fought an action in Thrace or in command of a Thracian army; he was Spartacus, the commander of the last great slave rebellion against Rome in 73-71BC.

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Abilities

Heavy Raider

• Row Hard 20
  Increases speed for 20 strokes.
  Ship speed

Thracian Nobles

• Headhunt
  Gradual increase in effectiveness of the unit's attack.
  Melee attack, morale
  Melee defence

Attributes

• ​鼓​舞
  ​こ​の​部​隊​は、​近​接​す​る​味​方​部​隊​に​士​気​ボー​ナ​ス​を​も​た​ら​す。
• ​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

Heavy Raider

• Very good hull strength
• Medium crew
• Average speed
• Average ramming
• Very good boarding

Thracian Nobles

• Very good attack
• Average defence
• Average damage but low armour penetration
• Good morale

​ト​ラ​キ​ア (Imperator Augustus) Units
General (2)
1.Thracian Nobles
2.Thracian Royal Cavalry
​近​接​歩​兵 (2)
3.Falxmen
4.Noble Swords
​飛​び​道​具​歩​兵 (4)
5.Dacian Bowmen
6.Dacian Heavy Bowmen
7.Dacian Heavy Skirmishers
8.Dacian Skirmishers
​槍​歩​兵 (6)
9.Armoured Spears
10.Heavy Spears
11.Noble Spears
12.Spear Warriors
13.Spears
14.Dacian Tribesmen
​近​接​騎​兵 (1)
15.Spear Horsemen
​飛​び​道​具​騎​兵 (1)
16.Bow Horsemen
​突​撃​騎​兵 (1)
17.Noble Horsemen
​設​置​式​投​擲​兵​器 (3)
18.Dacian Giant Ballista
19.Dacian Bastion Scorpion
20.Dacian Scorpion (Fixed)
​野​戦​投​擲​兵​器 (6)
21.Dacian Bastion Ballista
22.Dacian Ballista
23.Dacian Scorpion
24.Dacian Heavy Onager
25.Dacian Bastion Onager
26.Dacian Onager
Admiral (2)
27.Heavy Raider - Thracian Nobles
28.Medium Missile Raider - Thracian Slingers
​近​接​艦 (4)
29.Heavy Raider - Falxmen
30.Persian Assault Teteres - Heavy Spears
31.Medium Assault Raider - Heavy Spears
32.Assault Raider - Spears
​飛​び​道​具​艦 (2)
33.Greek Missile Penteres - Dacian Bowmen
34.Missile Raider - Dacian Skirmishers
​投​擲​兵​器​艦 (2)
35.Roman Light Artillery Quinquereme - Dacian Ballista (Ship)
36.Roman Artillery Quinquereme - Dacian Onager (Ship)