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{{Quote|Arrow ship. Good against close-combat ships. Can transport units.|In-game description}} |
{{Quote|Arrow ship. Good against close-combat ships. Can transport units.|In-game description}} |
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The Kebenit is the Egyptian archer ship in Age of Mythology and is available at the Dock from the Classical Age. |
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Like other Egyptian warships, it costs -10% since Retold. Compared to other archer ships, Kebenits had +50% multiplier against Fishing Ships till Retold. |
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==Gameplay== |
==Gameplay== |
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Arrow Ships are critical in gaining control of water as they are the only warship available in the Classical Age. They are also effective at sinking enemy transports. Once in the Heroic Age, however, they will need support from other warships in order to be effective. They deal bonus damage against Hammer Ships and Transport Ships. However, Siege Ships will destroy them easily. Siege weapons or naval/amphibious myth units like the Azure Dragon are also a large threat. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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{{Quote|King Sahure of the Fifth Century is credited with establishing the first Egyptian navy. The ships were constructed in the city of Byblos, by Phoenicians who were the finest known shipbuilders. Like many Egyptian ships, these galleys could be sailed down the Nile and rowed back the other direction. Their 18 oars gave the Egyptian warships good manuverability[sic], particularly over the non-rowed warships of Egyptian enemies, such as the "Sea Peoples." Egyptian galleys were equipped with rams, but combat typically consisted of boarding or archer fire. Egyptian ships had high bulwarks to protect against enemy missiles, and their own archers were trained in naval combat.|In-game compendium}} |
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{{Quote|This oared galley propelled the classical Greek city states, and Athens in particular, into a naval power. The trireme (trieres in Greek) was named because the oarsmen were stationed at 3 levels, allowing more men to fit on a smaller ship. A standard trireme was about 120 ft long, and manned by over 150 oarsmen. the ships could cover about 180 nautical miles at a constant speed of 7.5 knots. They also had square sails, which could not always be used on the temperamental Mediterranean Sea. During the wars with Persia, Athens alone commanded over 200 of these ships.|In-game compendium}} |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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* The history text mistakenly states that King Sahure was from the fifth century, despite actually being a Pharaoh from the Fifth Dynasty (2500s BC). |
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* Trireme (Wrecked) has an internal cost of 100 wood, 50 gold and a training time of 14 seconds. |
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|list3 = [[Jason]] ● [[Heracles]] ● [[Odysseus]] ● [[Bellerophon]] |
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|list4 = [[Theseus]] ● [[Atalanta]] ● [[Hippolyta]] ● [[Polyphemus]] |
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|list5 = [[Ajax]] ● [[Achilles]] ● [[Chiron]] ● [[Perseus]] |
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|list12 = [[Gullinbursti]] |
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|label13 = [[Baldr]] |
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|list13 = [[Hero of Ragnarok]] |
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|list15 = [[Citizen Hero]] ● [[Oracle Hero]] ● [[Murmillo Hero]] ● [[Katapeltes Hero]] ● [[Turma Hero]] ● [[Cheiroballista Hero]] ● [[Arcus Hero]] ● [[Contarius Hero]] ● [[Destroyer Hero]] ● [[Fanatic Hero]] |
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Revision as of 05:45, 29 October 2024
"Arrow ship. Good against close-combat ships. Can transport units."
In-game description
The Kebenit is the Egyptian archer ship in Age of Mythology and is available at the Dock from the Classical Age. Like other Egyptian warships, it costs -10% since Retold. Compared to other archer ships, Kebenits had +50% multiplier against Fishing Ships till Retold.
Special Ability
Image | Name | Description |
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File:Grk-abl-solar-flare.png | Solar Flare | Requires Sun Ray, Projectiles reveal the area around where they land. |
Technologies, Upgrades & Bonuses
Strengths and Weaknesses
Strong vs. | File:Unit-type-close-combat-ship.png Close-combat Ships |
Weak vs. | File:Unit-type-siege-ship.png Siege Ships, File:Unit-type-siege-weapon.png Siege Weapons |
Upgrades
Age | Upgrade | Upgrades to | Cost | Effect |
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File:Infobox-age3.png Heroic Age | File:Shared-t-heavy-warships.png Heavy Warships | Heavy Trireme | 150 File:Infobox-wood.png, 150 File:Infobox-gold.png, 20 seconds | +15% hit points, +20% damage, +1 Line of Sight |
File:Infobox-age4.png Heroic Age | File:Shared-t-champion-warships.png Champion Warships | Champion Trireme | 250 File:Infobox-wood.png, 200 File:Infobox-gold.png, 40 seconds | +20% hit points, +30% damage, +1 Line of Sight |
General Technologies
Offense
Image | Name | Description |
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File:Shared-t-copper-weapons.png | Copper Weapons | +10% damage |
File:Shared-t-bronze-weapons.png | Bronze Weapons | +10% damage |
File:Shared-t-iron-weapons.png | Iron Weapons | +10% damage |
File:Shared-t-ballistics.png | Ballistics | Fires more accurately at moving targets |
File:Shared-t-burning-pitch.png | Burning Pitch | +15% attack and 4x damage vs. Buildings |
File:Shared-t-heroic-fleet.png | Heroic Fleet | +150% attack vs. Myth Units |
Defense
Image | Name | Description |
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File:Shared-t-copper-armor.png | Copper Armor | -10% Hack & crush Vulnerability |
File:Shared-t-bronze-armor.png | Bronze Armor | -10% Hack & crush Vulnerability |
File:Shared-t-iron-armor.png | Iron Armor | -10% Hack & crush Vulnerability |
File:Shared-t-copper-shields.png | Copper Shields | -10% Pierce Vulnerability |
File:Shared-t-bronze-shields.png | Bronze Shields | -10% Pierce Vulnerability |
File:Shared-t-iron-shields.png | Iron Shields | -10% Pierce Vulnerability |
Utility
Image | Name | Description |
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File:Shared-t-conscript-sailors.png | Conscript Sailors | -20% training time |
File:Shared-t-enclosed-deck.png | Enclosed Deck | 2× unit capacity |
Myth Technologies
Image | Name | God | Description |
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File:Grk-t-oracle.png | Oracle | Apollo | +4 Line of Sight |
File:Grk-t-sun-ray.png | Sun Ray | Apollo | +10% damage, unlocks Solar Flare ability |
File:Grk-t-dionysia.png | Dionysia | Dionysus | +5% hit points |
Relic Bonuses
Pelt of Argus | +6 Line of Sight |
Gameplay
Arrow Ships are critical in gaining control of water as they are the only warship available in the Classical Age. They are also effective at sinking enemy transports. Once in the Heroic Age, however, they will need support from other warships in order to be effective. They deal bonus damage against Hammer Ships and Transport Ships. However, Siege Ships will destroy them easily. Siege weapons or naval/amphibious myth units like the Azure Dragon are also a large threat.
History
"King Sahure of the Fifth Century is credited with establishing the first Egyptian navy. The ships were constructed in the city of Byblos, by Phoenicians who were the finest known shipbuilders. Like many Egyptian ships, these galleys could be sailed down the Nile and rowed back the other direction. Their 18 oars gave the Egyptian warships good manuverability[sic], particularly over the non-rowed warships of Egyptian enemies, such as the "Sea Peoples." Egyptian galleys were equipped with rams, but combat typically consisted of boarding or archer fire. Egyptian ships had high bulwarks to protect against enemy missiles, and their own archers were trained in naval combat."
In-game compendium
Gallery
Trivia
- The history text mistakenly states that King Sahure was from the fifth century, despite actually being a Pharaoh from the Fifth Dynasty (2500s BC).
Video
List of Units