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Sabum Kibittum
Description
Babylonian unique Ancient era melee unit. +17 Combat Strength against Heavy and Light Cavalry promotion class units. This unit has 3 Movement and sight.
Historical Context
After Hammurabi’s time, Babylon was occupied by the Assyrians, who reshaped Mesopotamian warfare. The Assyrian king Tiglath Pileser III took up what was originally a collection of conscripted farmers and made from them an integrated army, with different units taking up different tasks (e.g. supply lines, communication, engineering, etc). Further, the Assyrian troops used iron weapons, when most of their contemporaries were still using bronze. The Assyrian sabum kibittum – shock troops – would have been terrifying. What they left behind certainly was; in their monuments, Assyrian kings repeated, “I destroyed, I devastated, and burned with fire.”
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Traits

Unique To
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Babylon
Upgrades To
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Swordsman
icon_unit_roman_legion
Legion
icon_unit_kongo_shield_bearer
Ngao Mbeba
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Hypaspist
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Immortal
icon_unit_maori_toa
Toa
Promotion Class: Melee
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3
Movement Points
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17
Melee Strength

Requirements

Production Cost
Base Cost: 35 Production
Purchase Cost
Base Cost: 140 Gold
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icon_civilization_unknown
Description
Babylonian unique Ancient era melee unit. +17 Combat Strength against Heavy and Light Cavalry promotion class units. This unit has 3 Movement and sight.
Historical Context
After Hammurabi’s time, Babylon was occupied by the Assyrians, who reshaped Mesopotamian warfare. The Assyrian king Tiglath Pileser III took up what was originally a collection of conscripted farmers and made from them an integrated army, with different units taking up different tasks (e.g. supply lines, communication, engineering, etc). Further, the Assyrian troops used iron weapons, when most of their contemporaries were still using bronze. The Assyrian sabum kibittum – shock troops – would have been terrifying. What they left behind certainly was; in their monuments, Assyrian kings repeated, “I destroyed, I devastated, and burned with fire.”

Traits

Unique To
icon_civilization_unknown
Babylon
Upgrades To
icon_unit_swordsman
Swordsman
icon_unit_roman_legion
Legion
icon_unit_kongo_shield_bearer
Ngao Mbeba
icon_civilization_unknown
Hypaspist
icon_civilization_unknown
Immortal
icon_unit_maori_toa
Toa
Promotion Class: Melee
icon_moves
3
Movement Points
icon_strength
17
Melee Strength

Requirements

Production Cost
Base Cost: 35 Production
Purchase Cost
Base Cost: 140 Gold
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