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Legatus Legionis

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Class: heavy · Category: cavalry · Men per unit: 6

Reforms: Unlocked by A New Man: Gaius Marius (switched off) · Older units become this one with A New Man: Gaius Marius (switched off)

Description

After the Marian reforms created a professional system, legions were commanded by a legionary legate (legatus). Six tribunes were still posted to a legion, but their duties and responsibilities had changed. The second in command to the legate was the tribunus laticlavius, a young man of Senatorial rank. He was given this position to learn and watch the actions of the legate. The other five tribunes were slightly lower in rank, and were called the tribuni angusticlavii. These were men of equestrian rank who had seen prior military action.

Stats

Rank in roster
Men per unit6█········· 0%
Attack12█████····· 48%
Charge bonus30█████████· 91%
Defence41████████·· 76%
· armour16█████████· 90%
· defence skill20█████····· 48%
· shield5██████···· 57%
Morale15█████████· 91%
DisciplineNormal
TrainingHighly trained
Recruitment cost5,826 dn██████████ 99%
Upkeep per turn88 dn█········· 5%
Turns to recruit4

Weapons

Its secondary attack is the stronger one: 15 against 12.

PrimarySecondaryPrimarySecondaryPrimarySecondaryPrimarySecondary
Attack1215Charge bonus3024Typemelee · blademelee · bladeDamagepiercingslashing

Defence

PrimarySecondaryPrimarySecondaryPrimarySecondaryPrimarySecondary
Total41—Armour16—Defence skill20—Shield5—

Condition and terrain

Hit points1Mountgenerals horseGround: scrub / sand / forest / snow-2 / -1 / -8 / -1Charge distance40
FormationsSquare · Wedge
Technical stats
Time between blows (primary / secondary)2.5 s / 2.5 sExtra fatigue in hot climates5Spacing between men: close / loose2 × 4.8 m / 3 × 7.2 mDefault ranks5

In battle: Very good stamina · Powerful charge

Who can recruit it

No building recruits this unit: every route to it needs A New Man: Gaius Marius, a reform that is switched off in this version.