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Scipio Africanus Talent Tree builds
Skills
Military Life (Active Skill)
Rage Requirement: 1000
For five seconds, troops under this commander’s command do more damage in counterattack and receive less damage themselves.
Patient Warrior (Passive Skill)
Scipio’s troops have a 10% chance of gaining boosted assault for one second when they are attacked. There can only be one 5 second trigger for this effect. In addition, they have a 10% chance to cure a potion of slightly wounded troops when attacked if less than 40% of Scipio’s army is still in the field.
Conqueror of Africa (Passive Skill)
Boosts any damage dealt to a city controlled by a different governor.
Genuine Aristocracy (Passive Skill)
The ability of the troops under this commander to deploy is enhanced.
Utter Annihilation Enhanced: Patient Warrior
Scipio’s troops have a 15% chance of gaining a 100% increase in assault for two seconds when they are attacked. There can only be one 5 second trigger for this effect. In addition, they have a 15% chance to heal a potion of slightly wounded troops when assaulted (Healing Factor 500) when less than 40% of Scipio’s troops are left.
Background
Often considered as one of the finest generals and military strategists of all time, Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus was a Roman general who subsequently served as a consul. His greatest accomplishments came during the Second Punic War, when he is most remembered for his victory over Hannibal Barca in the decisive battle of Zama in 202 BC, which gained him the title of agnomen Africanus. Despite being viewed as a hero by the majority of Romans, mainly because of his actions during the conflict with the Carthainians, Scipio was despised by other patricians of the day. He faced false accusations of treason and bribery in his final years, which were intended merely to damage his reputation in the eyes of the public. After becoming disillusioned with his peers’ lack of thanks, Scipio retreated from public life and fled Rome.
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