Carthage Faction : Carthage or “New Town” was once a Phoenician trading colony. It is now a trading and maritime empire in its own right. Such are the blessings of Ba’al Hammon to his devout followers.

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Twenty years after Carthage's cataclysmic defeat in its first war with Rome, the promising general Hannibal has taken command of its mighty mercenary army in Iberia. His goal? To restore Carthaginian prestige and exact personal revenge by breaking Roman power in …

2: Tactics Tier 2 Ship Ram Judgement, rather than just a crew with strong backs, is needed to strike hard. 400: 0 +3% movement range for all armies and fleets +5% battle speed for all ships +10% ram damage for all ships +20% shots per minute for all ships ; 3: Tactics Tier 2 Physical Conditioning The burdens of war are not heavy after the ...

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Carthage Military (Recruitment) Level 4 Royal Barracks The training and quartering of elite troops requires the proper surroundings. After the age of heroes, when fighting had been about individual valour and battles a brawl rather than a planned encounter, armies …

African War Elephants - Carthage Elephant : Huge, intimidating creatures, trained to charge and trample the enemy.

Libyan Infantry - Carthage Melee Infantry : To take up arms for Carthage is to defend hearth, home and faith.

Home / Total War: Rome II / Carthage / Units / African Pikemen. Carthage Pike Infantry African Pikemen These armoured pikemen form a powerful phalanx that can push back enemies. A tightly formed phalanx of sarissa-armed infantry presented an almost impenetrable wall of spear points, especially to cavalry. The sarissa itself was a two-handed ...

Renowned for their valour, even in defeat, the Sacred Band was expected to fight to the last, and did so at the Battle of the Crimissus in 340BC. Their numbers never recovered and in time the pressure of Carthage’s wars with Rome meant that the Sacred Band was superseded by mercenary armies, paid for by Carthage's trading wealth.