Centurion talent tree build 2023 [Rise of Kingdoms]

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Centurion Talent Tree builds

Talents	Talent Points (50)	Attack	Rage Bonus	Defense	Health	March Speed	Maximum Troop Capacity	Damage Dealt/Taken Reduction	Severely Wounded Number Reduction
Defense	5			2.5%
Attack	5	2.5%
Health	6				2.5%
March Speed	3					9%
Call Of The Pack When the army led by this commander has been reduced to less than 50% strength, increases defense of infantry units.	3			9%
Full Quiver When the army led by this commander has been reduced to less than 50% strength, increases attack of archer units.	3	9%
Charge When the army led by this commander has been reduced to less than 50% strength, increases march speed of cavalry units.	3					9%
Defensive Formation When the army led by this commander has been reduced to less than 50% strength, increases defense of siege units.	3			15%
Fresh Recruits Increases maximum troop capacity.	3						3%
Steely Soul Increases normal attack damage.	3	1.5%
Armed To The Teeth When armies led by this commander contain 3 or more different unit types, all damage dealt is increased.	4							4% (dealt)
Armored To The Teeth When armies led by this commander contain 3 or more different unit types, all damage taken is reduced.	4							4% (taken reduction)
Ares’ Blessing When troops led by this commander are in battle, decreases the number fo severely wounded units (these units will instead be slightly wounded).	5								10%

Talents	Talent Points (48)	Attack	Defense	Health	March Speed	Gathering Speed	Severely Wounded Unit Reduction	Additional Resources Gained
Defense	6		3%
Attack	6	3%
Health	4			2%
March Speed	3				9%
Gathering Mastery (Food) Increases food gathering speed.	3					30%
Gathering Mastery (Wood) Increases wood gathering speed.	3					30%
Gathering Mastery (Stone) Increases stone gathering speed.	3					30%
Gathering Mastery (Gold) Increases gold gathering speed.	3					30%
Modified Axle Increases march speed of siege units.	3				30%
Tourniquet When troops led by this commander are in battle, decreases the number of severely wounded units (these units will instead be slightly wounded).	3						6%
The More The Better Troops led by this commander receive additional resources upon completion of gathering.	3							6%
Armed Convoy Increases troop defense while gathering resources on the map.	3		15%
Superior Tools Increases gathering speed of all kinds of resources.	5					25%

Talents	Talent Points (48)	Attack	Rage Bonus	Defense	Health	March Speed	Damage Taken Reduction/Increase	Damage Dealt	Active Skill Damage Reduction
Defense	6			3%
Attack	7	3.5%
Health	4				2%
March Speed	2					6%
Lord of War When troops led by this commander enter battle, increases attack.	3	(1.5 x Commander Star Level)%
Unyielding Increases counterattack damage dealt.	3	1.5%
Burning Blood Normal attacks grant additional rage.	3		6
Armored Joints Reduces all damage taken.	3						1.5% (reduction)
Martial Mastery Increases normal attack damage, but decreases active skill damage.	3	6%							3%
Fight To The Death Increases all damage dealt, but also increases all damage taken.	3						3% (increase)	6%
Effortless During battles, increases all damage dealt every 10 seconds (up to a maximum).	3							2.5%/10 seconds up to 10% max
Victory Charge When armies led by this commander defeat an army (excluding garrisons) belonging to another governor, attack is increased for the next 10 seconds. (This effect will be removed once troops have left battle.)	3	6%
Last Stand Normal troop attacks have a 10% chance to cause this commander’s troops to go on a rampage (increases damage for the next 3 seconds, but skill s cannot be used for the duration of the effect).	5							10%

Skills

Background

A centurion was a professional officer of the Roman army after the Marian reforms of 107 BC. Most centurions commanded groups of centuries of around 80 legionaries but senior centurions commanded cohorts or took senior staff roles in their legion. Centurions were also found in the Roman navy. In the Byzantine Army, they are also known by the name kentarch. Their symbol of office was the vine staff, with which they disciplined even Roman citizens protected from other forms of beating by the Porcian Laws. Centurions had to be literate (to be able to read written orders), have connections (letters of recommendation), be at least 30 years of age, and have already served a few years in the military.

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