Some Questions From Someone on their 1st Campaign

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My first question relates to Governments and recruitment. So far I have built type 1 governments everywhere I can and type 2 everywhere else. I only have recruitment buildings in Camulosadae and Ratae so everywhere else can only train Levy Spearmen (or Goidillic Spearmen in Ireland).

What troops will I ultimately be able to build in my type 2 Government provinces? What would have been the advantages/disadvantages of choosing type 3 or 4 Governments instead? What troops would I be able to build if I had selected either of those?

Here you can find some great maps detailing Celtic recruitment options. Not all Celtic units will be available at once, however. More information on Celtic recruitment can be found in the Unit Card thread.

After the first few turns I only needed one general to lead my army as most of the fighting was sieges and chariots aren't that useful, plus even the warrior types boosted my income by applying some management skill to my provinces. This has lead to them having increased management skill and decreased commanding skill.

What should I do with generals who have no-one to fight yet but who I don't want to sit around and get lazy? Would you just leave them outside of a city?

Personally, one of my first priorities in a campaign is to either build or conquer an academy building. There I can educate young or unoccupied faction members. Even if they don't learn anything, they'll still pick up some useful ancillaries. Also, you shouldn't worry too much about command stars. They don't have that much influence, and at least part of the loss is due to the "attuned governor" trait, which will dissappear when the governor leaves his town.

My last question is on Navies. After disbanding my fleet on the first turn I had nowhere to buld another one until I captured Ivernis which was able to build a Ponta. I would like to know if any of my other provinces will be capable of building a dockyard, I know there was a map showing this but I read it was out of date?

The map can be found here. Yes, it's out of date, but it is still mostly accurate.