Barbarian factions can reach this level far quicker than other cultures: Greeks, Eastern and Romans need over twice as much research effort to unlock. The Late phase represents the fourth tier of recruitment which typically provides a small number of elite units, some of which would otherwise only have been available as general bodyguards. Many campaigns may not end up going beyond this level. This phase is quite accessible and can be reached without dedication for every faction except Rome and Carthage who have a higher research requirement and will rely on auxiliaries and mercenaries more. The fourth tier of secondary buildings unlocks here although in many cases it doesn’t provide new units. The Middle phase, the third tier of primary recruitment buildings, provides the bulk of most factions units and generally rounds out the army roster. In this phase, mercenaries can provide great benefit through filling gaps or higher tier units. These will generally be lighter troops, basic missiles and some signature units like hoplites for Greeks or horse archers for Nomads. It will also include the third tier of the secondary (auxiliary, mercenary or missiles) lines for Greek and Romans as these are available much quicker than the primary. The Early phase of the military progression includes the first two levels of primary recruitment buildings and includes the base settlement recruitment. The campaign will be viewed in three phases of military progression, regardless of each factions recruitment model. It looks at research progression, recruitment model and the rosters of a faction and how that affects the way a campaign may play out.
This guide provides overviews of the military aspects of each faction in the game. Nomads – Massagetae, Roxolani and Royal Scythia.Celts – Arverni, Nervii, Boii, Tylis and Galatia.Eastern and Desert Kingdom Faction Overview.
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