
Pursuit Trihemiolia - Tribes People
Fast, relatively powerful pursuit ships, well able to hunt down pirates and other seagoing scum.A wise man fights the desert before his fellow man.
It is thought that the Rhodians, a significant naval power in the eastern Mediterranean, developed the 'trihemiolia' or 'two-and-a-half' as a vessel for pirate hunting. Given that Rhodes is an island entirely reliant on the sea and shipping this is a believable theory. Pirates used the hemiola, a handy little vessel developed from the dieres or bireme, a ship with two rows of oars; it makes sense that pirate hunters would think of taking a trieres, or trireme, with three rows of oars and modifying it in a similar fashion. A trihemiolia still had three rows of oars on each side, but the top row was reduced to only half the number of oars, positioned midships. The result was a faster, handier vessel that provided a height advantage over a hemiola for any archers on board. There was also a strategic benefit to the Rhodians, who could only draw on the manpower of one island: they could have six trieres warships with full complements of rowers, or seven trihemiolias for the same number of men. The useful design was soon adopted by other maritime powers around the Mediterranean.
(Tribes People)
The Arabian Peninsula was not a state, but a land occupied by inter-related tribes and powerful families. The nomadic Bedouin raised sheep and traded goods across the desert, while farmers were settled around the oases. The camel helped the nomadic tribes to grow in power, and the variety among the tribes produced many different fighting styles, but infantry nevertheless remained important in Arab armies. Although unarmoured slingers were fast and effective skirmishers, and Arabs also prided themselves on their close-combat skills. Traditionally, they fought as raiders looking for loot rather than conquest. Raids or 'razzias' brought honour to the victors, as well as the spoils of livestock and goods for their tribes. Conflicts were usually small in scale and casualties were largely avoided, as a fighting retreat in the face of great odds was not considered shameful. After the conquest of Egypt, Rome had to cross the Arabian Peninsula in order to secure the lucrative trade with India, but the Romans never fully conquered the desert or the desert peoples.
日本語化: JapanTotalWarとは
Unit Name Pursuit Trihemiolia - Tribes People |
Main Unit Key Ara_Tribes_Two_Halfer |
Land Unit Key Ara_Tribes_People |
Naval Unit Key persian_two_halfer |
Soldiers 100 |
Category Light Ship |
Class 飛び道具艦 |
Custom Battle Cost 240 |
Recruitment Cost 240 |
維持費 48 |
Missile Damage 32 |
├ Missile Weapon rome_javelin |
├ Projectile javelin_normal |
├ Missile Damage 20 |
├ Missile Ap Damage 12 |
└ Base Reload Time 10 |
Accuracy 5 |
Range 80 |
Reload 8 |
Shots Per Minute 7 |
Ammunition 7 |
Ship Health 650 |
└ Ship persian_two_halfer |
Ship Speed 7 |
Melee Attack 5 |
Weapon Damage 24 |
├ Melee Weapon rome_shortsword |
├ Melee Damage Base 20 |
├ Melee Damage Ap 4 |
├ Armour Piercing No |
├ Bonus vs. Large 0 |
├ Bonus vs Elephants 0 |
└ Bonus vs Infantry 0 |
Charge Bonus 3 |
Melee Defence 12 |
├ Base Defence 12 |
├ Shield none |
└ Shield Defence 0 |
Armour 10 |
├ Armour cloth |
├ Armour Defence 10 |
└ Shield Armour 0 |
Health 40 |
├ Man Entity rome_infantry_very_light |
├ Man Health 40 |
└ Bonus Hit Points 0 |
Base Morale 20 |
Abilities
Pursuit Trihemiolia- Row Hard 10
Increases speed for 10 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
Pursuit Trihemiolia- Poor hull strength
- Medium crew
- Uncatchable
- Weak ramming
- Poor boarding
- Average missile combat
- Short range
- Fast rate of fire
- Very good damage and armour penetration
- Very weak in melee
- Very poor morale
Requires Buildings | |
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泊地
(east_port_trade_2) Level 1 ![]()
交易港
(east_port_trade_3) Level 2 ![]()
海辺の市場
(east_port_trade_4) Level 3 |
Faction Availability | |
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グランドキャンペーン | |
Imperator Augustus |