Is it viable to have auxiliary Roman armies made up of completely local troops and unit types? everything still falls into: light/heavy swords, med/heavy spears, etc. When you look, you'll see they have very similar but not exact stats and upkeeps (principes/principes samnitici)Īnd in constructing your battle lines you use them just the same. You'll start the game with some of these flavorful units. Many units in the core Rome tree are mostly the same unit just different flavors.
Any recommendations, particularly with how to build armies, would be a great help.Ī lot of these units aren't available until you reach the reforms/tech tree/building requirements, so you will start the game with a lot less to choose from. I have only started a DEI playthrough and it is absolutely amazing but also quite daunting. The website has some recommended Army structures like follows, but are they recommended? Maniple structure of 5-6 Hastati, 5-6 Prinipes, 2 Equites, 2-3 Triarii, 3-4 Velites) Where do you start? What units are viable and which are there just for 'maybe' purposes? Is it viable to have auxiliary Roman armies made up of completely local troops and unit types? Is it better to stick to kind of what I was doing in vanilla and making your more traditional Roman armies (e.g. But I went onto the Royal Military Academy website (link below) and started looking at the DEI units for Roma. I'm going to play Rome again because I just love all things Rome (eventually I may play with another faction). So I've gotten comfortable with vanilla and having a blast so I'm going to be making the move over to DEI.
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