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Swordsmen are more than a match for their Roman counterparts, the [[Hastati_(RTW_unit) |Hastati]], even though the Swordsmen lack a missile weapon. On an even battlefield, a Swordsmen unit will rout a Hastati, which gives the barbarian army a distinct advantage by getting units with better statistics sooner than “civilized” Roman factions. | Swordsmen are more than a match for their Roman counterparts, the [[Hastati_(RTW_unit) |Hastati]], even though the Swordsmen lack a missile weapon. On an even battlefield, a Swordsmen unit will rout a Hastati, which gives the barbarian army a distinct advantage by getting units with better statistics sooner than “civilized” Roman factions. | ||
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==Factions== | ==Factions== | ||
| − | + | <li>[[Image:Britannia _Faction_Symbol-Vanilla.png |36px]] [[Britannia_(RTW_Faction) |Britannia]]</li> | |
| − | + | <li>[[Image:Gaul _Faction_Symbol-Vanilla.png |36px]] [[Gaul_(RTW_Faction) |Gaul]]</li> | |
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Latest revision as of 08:43, 30 May 2017
| Swordsmen (RTW unit) | |
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| Class | Heavy Infantry |
| Unit Size | 160 men |
| Weaponry | Sword |
| Morale | 8 |
| Melee Attack | 10 |
| Ranged Attack | N/A |
| Defence | 12 |
| Charge Bonus | 4 |
| Accuracy | N/A |
| Range | N/A |
| Ammunition | N/A |
| Region | Global |
| Recruitment Cost | 460 |
| Upkeep Cost | 170 |
| Turns to Build | 1 |
| Unit Limit | Unlimited |
| Building Requirements | Meeting Hall |
| Technology Requirements | None |
| Attributes | |
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Swordsmen are steadfast and aggressive warriors, the 'infantry of the line' for barbarian warlords.
Overview
Swordsmen are steadfast and aggressive warriors, the 'infantry of the line' for barbarian warlords. They are not very disciplined at times, as their sense of honour and bravery can make them eager to get into any fray, but they are uniformly superb swordsmen. They are equipped with good swords and large shields.
Every warlord worth the name makes sure he has a couple of warbands of these hard men under his command.
Details
Swordsmen are tough, steady infantry, that make up a significant part of the infantry in the Britons and Gauls developed armies. These units are generally relied on to go through more fighting than Warbands. But despite having better statistics than their preceding units, the Warband from the Muster Field, the total cost of a Swordsmen unit becomes cheaper than for a Warband unit in two turns (without considering the cost of the building needed to produce them).
Swordsmen are more than a match for their Roman counterparts, the Hastati, even though the Swordsmen lack a missile weapon. On an even battlefield, a Swordsmen unit will rout a Hastati, which gives the barbarian army a distinct advantage by getting units with better statistics sooner than “civilized” Roman factions.
Factions
Britannia
Gaul