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Tribes | Buildings | FAQ

There are three tribes: Romans, Gauls and Teutons. Each tribe has its own advantages and disadvantages, and their units differ significantly. It is therefore important that you choose the tribe that suits you best at the beginning of the game.

Romans

Romans The Romans are ideal for beginners.

The Roman empire is the easiest for beginners in Nexian. Because of their high level of social and technological development the Romans are the masters of building and coordination. Their troops are part of the elite in Nexian.

They are relatively balanced in both attack and defense. To guarantee this variety, they are trained for a long time and their training is expensive. Their infantry is a living legend, but their defense against cavalry is not as good as that of the other tribes.

For beginners and those who want to play exactly halfway between offensive and defensive, the Romans are the ideal choice.

									Speed
Roman Troops
	Legionnaire	40	35	50	120	100	180	40	180
	Praetorian	30	65	35	100	130	160	70	150
	Imperian	70	40	25	150	160	210	80	210
	Equites Legati	0	20	10	140	160	20	40	480
	Equites Imperatoris	120	65	50	550	440	320	100	420
	Equites Caesaris	180	80	105	550	640	800	180	300
	Battering Ram	60	30	75	900	360	500	70	120
	Fire Catapult	75	60	10	950	1350	600	90	90
	Senator	50	40	30	30750	27200	45000	37500	120
	Settler	0	80	80	5800	5300	7200	5500	150

Special features

The Earth Wall is almost indestructible, but offers little defense.
Cheap and fast training of troops.
Merchants can carry 50000 resources (Speed: 240000 fields/hour)
Very powerful infantry, average cavalry
Weak in defense

Gauls

Gauls The Gauls are the most peace-loving of all three tribes. Their units are well-trained in defensive tactics, but their attacking skill is still comparable to the other two tribes. The Gauls are born riders, and their horses are famous for their speed, allowing them to move quickly and surprise their enemies.

This tribe is relatively easy to defend, but an aggressive playstyle is also quite possible. It offers the possibility to develop in every strategic direction (defensive or aggressive, lone wolf or reliable helper, merchant or plunderer, infantry or cavalry, settler or conqueror), but you need a bit of experience and talent. However, the Gauls are also a good tribe for beginners!

									Speed
The Gauls
	Phalanx	15	40	50	100	130	55	30	210
	Swordsman	65	35	20	140	150	185	60	180
	Pathfinder	0	20	10	170	150	20	40	510
	Theutates Thunder	90	25	40	350	450	230	60	570
	Druidrider	45	115	55	360	330	280	120	480
	Haeduan	140	50	165	500	620	675	170	390
	Ram	50	30	105	950	555	330	75	120
	Trebuchet	70	45	10	960	1450	630	90	90
	Chieftain	40	50	50	30750	45400	31000	37500	150
	Settler	0	80	80	5500	7000	5300	4900	150

Special features

Speed bonus: Fastest units in the game
Average defense bonus from the Palisade
Merchants can carry 75000 resources (Speed: 360000 fields/hour)
Cranny capacity is 2x larger than the other tribes
Expensive siege weapons
Cheap settlers

Teutons

Teutons The Teutons lack the military discipline of the Gauls and Romans. They are very aggressive but weak in defense. For aggressive and experienced players, the Teutons are an excellent choice!

									Speed
Teutonic Troops
	Clubswinger	40	20	5	95	75	40	40	210
	Spearman	10	35	60	145	70	85	40	210
	Axeman	60	30	30	130	120	170	70	180
	Scout	0	10	5	160	100	50	50	270
	Paladin	55	100	40	370	270	290	75	300
	Teutonic Knight	150	50	75	450	515	480	80	270
	Ram	65	30	80	1000	300	350	70	120
	Catapult	50	60	10	900	1200	600	60	90
	Chief	40	60	40	35500	26600	25000	27200	120
	Settler	10	80	80	7200	5500	5800	6500	150