​カ​ル​タ​ゴ・​ノ​ウ​ァ ​飛​び​道​具​艦

Missile Hepteres - Libyan Javelinmen

These massive warships put iron into their crews' hearts, and strike fear into the enemy's.

Javelin-armed skirmishers harry an enemy before the main battle is joined.

An arms race in warship size developed between the various nations around the Mediterranean. Size, in terms of the number of rowers, ships length and bulk and above all majesty of the vessel became as much a tool of statecraft as of warfare. A people who could afford such ships were almost certainly rich enough to withstand the strains of any war. A 'four' or quadreme was still a handy warship, able to manoeuvre in battle. The same could not be said of some of the large polyremes, a word meaning many oars. Practical archaeology shows that too many banks of oars simply don't work, so polyreme probably referred to the number of rowers: an octeres is likely to have had some eight rowers per bank of three oars, arranged in three, three, and two to an oar going up from the waterline. King Demetius of Macedon led his fleet at the battle of Salamis in 306BC from the deck of a hepteres or 'seven', but his ambitions didn't stop there. Neither did those of other kingdoms, and later lumbering warships including 'elevens', 'thirteens' and larger. As bigger ships to carry more rowers such vessels could also carry big marine contingents, arrow towers and an array of useful artillery.

(Libyan Javelinmen)
The javelin is among the oldest weapons in the world. Equipped with javelins and little else, skirmishers harried their opposite numbers and peppered hoplite phalanxes before quickly retreating. This was the typical tactic of all unarmoured, javelin-armed troops: to engage at range and then fall back behind more heavily-armoured infantry, or continue attacks while trying to stay just out of reach of the enemy. Such harassment could be highly effective, in 391BC at the Battle of Lechaeum, a force of Spartans, lacking the support of skirmishers or cavalry, were severely punished by javelin-armed Athenians who refused to meet them at close quarters. Over time, shields became common, such as those used by Thracian and Greek peltasts, but in turn these were rendered obsolescent by the Hellenic thureophoroi. Nevertheless, javelinmen and other irregulars continued to play a part in many armies throughout antiquity.

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Abilities

Missile Hepteres

• Row Hard 30
  Increases speed for 30 strokes.
  Ship speed

Attributes

• ​疲​労​耐​性
  ​こ​の​部​隊​は、​他​の​部​隊​よ​り​疲​労​の​影​響​を​受​け​な​い。
• ​潜​伏 (​低​木​と​森)
  ​こ​の​部​隊​は、​敵​が​す​ぐ​そ​ば​に​接​近​す​る​ま​で​低​木​や​森​に​潜​伏​す​る​こ​と​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

Missile Hepteres

• Exceptional hull strength
• Very heavy crew
• Very slow speed
• Strong ramming
• Good boarding
• Very good missile combat

Libyan Javelinmen

• Short range
• Fast rate of fire
• Very good damage and armour penetration
• Very weak in melee
• Very poor morale

​カ​ル​タ​ゴ・​ノ​ウ​ァ Units
General (2)
1.African War Elephants
2.General's Bodyguard
​指​揮​官​部​隊 (1)
3.General's Bodyguard
​近​接​歩​兵 (2)
4.Libyan Infantry
5.Mob
​飛​び​道​具​歩​兵 (2)
6.Libyan Javelinmen
7.Libyan Peltasts
​槍​歩​兵 (5)
8.Citizen Militia
9.Carthaginian Hoplites
10.Late Carthaginian Hoplites
11.Late Libyan Hoplites
12.Libyan Hoplites
​近​接​騎​兵 (1)
13.Carthaginian Cavalry
​設​置​式​投​擲​兵​器 (4)
14.Carthaginian Giant Ballista
15.Carthaginian Polybolos
16.Carthaginian Bastion Scorpion
17.Carthaginian Scorpion (Fixed)
​野​戦​投​擲​兵​器 (6)
18.Carthaginian Bastion Ballista
19.Carthaginian Ballista
20.Carthaginian Scorpion
21.Carthaginian Heavy Onager
22.Carthaginian Bastion Onager
23.Carthaginian Onager
Admiral (4)
24.Assault Tetreres - Carthaginian Hoplites
25.Tower Penteres - Libyan Javelinmen
26.Heavy Tower Hepteres - Libyan Javelinmen
27.Assault Tetreres - Late Carthaginian Hoplites
​近​接​艦 (6)
28.Assault Tetreres - Carthaginian Hoplites
29.Fire Pot Dieres - Libyan Hoplites
30.Assault Dieres - Libyan Hoplites
31.Assault Tetreres - Late Carthaginian Hoplites
32.Fire Pot Dieres - Late Libyan Hoplites
33.Assault Dieres - Late Libyan Hoplites
​飛​び​道​具​艦 (9)
34.Scorpion Penteres - Libyan Javelinmen
35.Tower Penteres - Libyan Javelinmen
36.Missile Penteres - Libyan Javelinmen
37.Raiding Hemiolia - Libyan Javelinmen
38.Heavy Tower Hepteres - Libyan Javelinmen
39.Missile Hepteres - Libyan Javelinmen
40.Scorpion Trieres - Libyan Javelinmen
41.Missile Trieres - Libyan Javelinmen
42.Pursuit Trihemiolia - Libyan Javelinmen
​投​擲​兵​器​艦 (2)
43.Light Artillery Penteres - Carthaginian Ballista (Ship)
44.Artillery Penteres - Carthaginian Onager (Ship)