Casse Generals As Infantry

[Fondor_Yards]

Calawre are probably a better choice, since Rycalawre take the 2nd reform to get don't they?

Not sure, but I think the dictionary refers for unit describitons, unit cards, and so on, while type seems to be for recruitment and placement in descr_strat.

[Watchman]

That's what I was assuming too.

Anyway, copy-pasting most of the Calawre entry instead would not be very different (I assume the pattern is readily divinable from the example above, anyway) so it's really just a matter of taste.

And besides, Brihentin need the last reform too don't they ? But that doesn't keep the Aedui and Arverni generals from having them as bodyguards from the start...

[Krusader]

Hmm, you know we could potentially replace chariots with a late bodyguard unit that kicks in after reforms...I'll check if it's historically plausible and doable.

[Dumbass]

Thanks for the help, I'll try it as soon as I finish my carthage campaign (Don't want to muck it up).

[Birka Viking]

Thanks watchman this is realy great when I play Casse.. I hope the EB team can do something similar in future versions of EB..Becouse Casse chariots is realy crappy and clumsy generals...Thanks again

[Watchman]

I thought they were nicely characterful. A bit on the brittle side, granted, but then they're clearly more of a "psychological warfare" than elite shock unit anyway.

[alatar]

There good to shoot the crap out of the enemy from the rear. When assaulting I make all of my units use all of there ammo before I take the town square. And the chariots can turn the tide of a battle with a charge to the rear.