Troops will move up to three times faster beyond the first 30 fields of their journey if you have a level 20 Tournament square.Īdditional offensive analysis including off/upkeep and off/training time is available here.

Paladin are the ' Teutons' fastest troop.

Phalanx or Spearman from the same distance will reach you much sooner. If you are looking for defence reinforcements from your alliance, it may be best not to ask Romans because Praetorian are one of the slowest moving troops.

For Romans, the fastest units are the Equites Imperatoris and Equites Legati (Scout).The three fastest units belong to Gauls: Druidrider, Pathfinder, and Theutates Thunder.Cavalry is generally faster than infantry.

Conquerors ( Chief, Senator, and Chieftain) also move slowly, although the Gallic Chieftain is notably faster than the other two.Players may be able to guess that a catapult attack is incoming, from the long time it takes in reaching them. Siege weapons, such as catapults, move slowly.The higher the speed, the faster the troops will reach their target. Speed is the number of fields (tiles) a unit can cover in an hour.Both troop queues will be built in parallel, and you will see Phalanx and Theutates Thunder appear in your village (and start eating your crop) as soon as each one is finished. So, for example, you might have a queue of 20 Phalanx and then 10 Swordsmen in your Barracks, and a queue of 15 Theutates Thunder in your Stable. Units whose construction has been ordered are queued within each building. Blacksmith - to improve the attack and defense of troopsĮach building that can produce troops works on one unit at a time, but all buildings act simultaneously.Residence or Palace - for settlers and administrators.

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