Greek traditions
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- See also: Military traditions
The Greek traditions cover the tactics of the peoples of the hellenistic empires and the eastern Mediterranean Sea.
Contents
Availability and focus
- Availability
The Greek traditions are available for countries with the following culture groups:
- Focuses
The traditions focus on strengthening the below unit types and possibly unlock some new abilities:
Paths
- Starting bonus
Whilst partially responsible for the success of Alexander against the hosts of Darius the Third, the phalanx originally evolved out of the need for a highly defensive, armored formation, used by Greek city-states making war upon one another.
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Greek states path |
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Antigonid path |
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Strategy
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References
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