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Roman Fort
Description
Unlocks the Roman Legion ability to construct a Roman Fort, unique to Rome.

Occupying unit receives +4 Defense Strength, and automatically gains 2 turns of fortification.

Deals minor damage to and depletes the movement of hostile units walking onto this tile.
Historical Context
Since the first ego-maniacal chieftain threw up a wall of dirt and proclaimed everything behind it his, soldiers have been building fortifications. Whether to pacify new territory, protect the borders, or insure that the ruled didn’t get uppity, the military-minded have dug ditches and moats, planted stakes and spikes, and put up walls of all sorts. Some made such military engineering an art form, such as the Roman legions, which could march through the day and have a fortified camp in place by nightfall. In time, the appearance of gunpowder led to innovations in fortifications; those wooden and stone walls were simply no longer adequate. So, rather than build up, fortifications went down – trenches and bunkers, pillboxes and minefields, barbed wire and “defense in depth.” But the intent remains the same, to protect the troops and keep the civilization safe from both without and within.
PortraitSquare
icon_improvement_fort

Requirements

icon_terrain_desert
Desert
icon_terrain_tundra
Tundra
icon_terrain_plains
Plains
icon_terrain_grass
Grassland
icon_terrain_snow
Snow
icon_terrain_desert_hills
Desert (Hills)
icon_terrain_tundra_hills
Tundra (Hills)
icon_terrain_plains_hills
Plains (Hills)
icon_terrain_grass_hills
Grassland (Hills)
icon_terrain_snow_hills
Snow (Hills)

Usage

Built By
icon_unit_roman_legion
Legion
PortraitSquare
icon_improvement_fort
Description
Unlocks the Roman Legion ability to construct a Roman Fort, unique to Rome.

Occupying unit receives +4 Defense Strength, and automatically gains 2 turns of fortification.

Deals minor damage to and depletes the movement of hostile units walking onto this tile.
Historical Context
Since the first ego-maniacal chieftain threw up a wall of dirt and proclaimed everything behind it his, soldiers have been building fortifications. Whether to pacify new territory, protect the borders, or insure that the ruled didn’t get uppity, the military-minded have dug ditches and moats, planted stakes and spikes, and put up walls of all sorts. Some made such military engineering an art form, such as the Roman legions, which could march through the day and have a fortified camp in place by nightfall. In time, the appearance of gunpowder led to innovations in fortifications; those wooden and stone walls were simply no longer adequate. So, rather than build up, fortifications went down – trenches and bunkers, pillboxes and minefields, barbed wire and “defense in depth.” But the intent remains the same, to protect the troops and keep the civilization safe from both without and within.

Requirements

icon_terrain_desert
Desert
icon_terrain_tundra
Tundra
icon_terrain_plains
Plains
icon_terrain_grass
Grassland
icon_terrain_snow
Snow
icon_terrain_desert_hills
Desert (Hills)
icon_terrain_tundra_hills
Tundra (Hills)
icon_terrain_plains_hills
Plains (Hills)
icon_terrain_grass_hills
Grassland (Hills)
icon_terrain_snow_hills
Snow (Hills)

Usage

Built By
icon_unit_roman_legion
Legion
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