Legionary Cavilary

[full_too_pale]

I apologize if this question was already asked and answered before; i am new to the forum but have been playing SPQR for a while.
So my question is how do you get the Legionary Cavilary in campaign mode? I noticed them in Custom battle but haven't been able to find them in any of my campaigns.

[Hesus de bodemloze]

19. Arcani, Druids, Legion Cavalry, War Dogs, Flaming Pigs, and Screeching Women are removed from the game.

[full_too_pale]

They have been removed from the campaign mode, but not custom battles? Thanks.

[czePowerslave]

Exactly, You can enjoy these horsemen in the custom battles, but as far as campaign goes, you wont get them. Plenty of other replacements for those.

[full_too_pale]

Ok, thanks i appreciate the help.

[Raglan]

they were taken out because legionary cavalry didn't exist in the time span of the game - rather they were a latter Imperial introduction

[S u l l a]

I am very happy those were removed and I kind of enjoy the "weak" Roman cavalry since one really has to think before using them

[czePowerslave]

They are not that weak while combined with a triarii unit. But definitely something you want to fight in melee right away

[S u l l a]

Right you are - cleverly used, the Roman Cavalry are lethal and exactly how I want them to be

My favourites are actually the Late Cavalry Auxilia (missile)

[Templar Knight]

for the most part i use merc cavalry as my main cavalry force, but i do put 2 units of Roman Cavalry in every legion even if i will just hire noble barbarian cavalry mercs and use them

[S u l l a]

I do the same, but I go for the light merc cavalry (barbarian and numidian). The noble are too slow for my taste

[Raglan]

for the most part i use merc cavalry as my main cavalry force, but i do put 2 units of Roman Cavalry in every legion even if i will just hire noble barbarian cavalry mercs and use them

I do the same, but I go for the light merc cavalry (barbarian and numidian). The noble are too slow for my taste

i do this sometimes especially allong the Gallic border, the swifter Equites hit the flanks first and then just as there charge dies off.... in goes the noble mercs - lol, the only gauls to stand for it if timed right are the chosen swords (mind you i've seen a few that could make even the Spartans impressed)

[czePowerslave]

Well, it depends. For a charge you really want the heavy ones, but it never hurts to have light cav, swift and fast, it can harass archers or regrouping units.