Auto-resolve Predictions ‒ Casualties display prior to auto resolving battles, which shows the units that will be eliminated entirely or partially.Embed Informant ‒ A new diplomatic action that reveals a faction for a set number of turns, costing gold.Settlement Abandonment ‒ Players can abandon settlements, having some building costs refunded and leaving a ruin.Instant Construction ‒ Players can construct queued buildings instantly by paying additional gold.Balance Deal ‒ Players can optimize deals with positive evaluation by requesting an automatic Single Barter from the AI.Island Trading ‒ Factions can trade their island regions to other factions who don’t own a settlement in the province.In addition to the new Rhesus & Memnon DLC content Creative Assembly are introducing six new features, aiming to improve governance and the strategic experience. Memnon’s new unit roster includes: Aethiopian tribesmen, Aethiopian Spearmen, Nefru Infantry, Philistine Swordsmen, Hupshu, Manfyt Infantry, Chariot Runners, Irtjet Staff Bearers, Henkhu Guards, Nakhtu-aa Infantry, Medjai Warriors, Sherden Warriors, Egyptian Slingers, Aethiopian Hunters, Aethiopian Javelinmen, Aethiopian Archers, Elamite Stoneslingers, Archers of Wawat, Egyptian Archers, Maryannu, Light Seneny Chariots and Seneny Chariots. Instead, his prestige attracts camp followers to bolster his armies or grant him special actions before battle. Resourceful Strategist: Memnon does not have access to Spy, Envoy or Priestess Agents to aid his war efforts.

He must enact Royal Decrees to unlock units from each of the four regions: Aethiopia, Egypt, Canaan, Susa. Pharoah's Servant: Memnon relies on the influence and wealth of his Pharoah to reinforce his ranks with soldiers from far-off lands.Therefore, his military expedition cannot inhabit settlements but can take advantage of War Spoils to further power his war efforts in defense of Troy. Horde: Memnon seeks but one thing – to raze every inch of Achaea.He is known for a battle prowess akin to that of courageous Achilles, and his roster consists of quick, lightly armored warriors that have the tools to stay engaged in battle, while each culture within his roster provides powerful strategic advantages. Warrior-king, Memnon, is a distant cousin of princes Paris & Hector and leads the mighty multicultural armies of Aethiopia, a vassal state of Pharaonic Egypt. The Thracians are renowned for their chariots, so Rhesus’s roster includes five chariot units: Thracian Light Chariots, Thracian Chariots, Mares of Diomedes, Thracian Archer Chariots and Thorns of Thrace. Rhesus’s new unit roster includes: Plainsmen, Woodsmen, Mountaineers, War Chanters, Thracian Spearmen, Worshippers of Pan, Thracian Guards, Androphones, Dasophylakes, Warriors of Pangaion, Devoted to Zalmoxis, Forest Skirmishers, Thracian Hunters, Forest Ambushers, Thracian Bowmen and Thracian Archers. These grant a variety of bonuses, including access to elite units, settlement bonuses, and army buffs. Thracian Rituals: Blessed with immense religious powers, Rhesus enacts to please the old cults of Thrace.Doing so unlocks the summoning of powerful host armies to ravage the land of eternal enemies. Countless Host: Rhesus must seek out and unite the various inter-warring Thracian tribes and unite them under one banner.His armies rely on strong early engagements, decisive charges, and his units fight predominantly without shields however, they have good chargers, good armour-piercing and excellent morale. Mighty Rhesus is a driven and relentless commander who hails from the deep-forested valleys of Thrace, home to countless warrior-tribes and fearsome primordial gods. These formidable characters welcome in unique campaign mechanics, devastating hero and unit abilities, as well as two brand-new army rosters consisting of 49 diverse troop choices. The Rhesus & Memnon Faction pack unleashes two of the most renowned heroes from the Iliad onto the blood-soaked battlegrounds of A Total War Saga: TROY: Rhesus, The Thracian King and Memnon, King of Aethiopia.

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