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Contents 1 Teuton Troop Info/Translations 1.1 Quick Info 1.2 Clubswinger (Teuton) 1.3 Spearfighter (Teuton) 1.4 Axefighter (Teuton) 1.5 Scout (Teuton) 1.6 Paladin (Teuton) 1.7 Teuton Knight (Teuton) 1.8 Ram (Teuton) 1.9 Catapult (Teuton) 1.10 Chief (Teuton) 1.11 Settler (Teuton)

Teuton Troop Info/Translations

The Germanic units, the Teutons, are not for peaceful players. Offensively strong, but without good defense, they can defend, but only with many troops. Units train quickly and cheaply.

Quick Info

Unit								Speed	Carrying capacity	Food	Training time
Clubswinger	40	20	5	95	75	40	40	7	60	1	0:15:00
Spearfighter	10	35	60	145	70	85	40	7	40	1	0:23:20
Axefighter	60	30	30	130	120	170	70	6	50	1	0:25:00
Scout	0	10	5	160	100	50	50	9	0	1	0:23:20
Paladin	55	100	45	370	270	290	75	10	110	2	0:50:00
Teuton Knight	150	50	75	450	515	480	80	9	80	3	1:01:40
Ram	65	30	80	1,000	300	350	70	4	0	3	1:10:00
Catapult	50	60	10	900	1,200	600	60	3	0	6	2:30:00
Chief	40	60	40	35,500	26,600	25,000	27,200	4	0	4	19:35:00
Settler	10	80	80	7,200	5,500	5,800	6,500	5	3,000	1	8:36:40

Clubswinger (Teuton)

The Clubswinger is the least expensive unit in Travian. Easy to train, they have only average attack and weak defense. Cavalry will ride them down easily.

Attack: 40

Defense against infantry: 20

Defense against cavalry: 5

Wood: 95

Clay: 75

Iron: 40

Food: 40

Speed: 7 Fields/Hour

Resource-carrying Capacity: 60 Resources

Food Provisions: 1

Training Time: 0:15:00

Requirements Barracks Level 1

Spearfighter (Teuton)

Spearfighters are a good weapon as a line of defense. The length of their spears makes them especially effective against cavalry.

They should not be used as offensive troops because of their weak attack.

Attack: 10

Defense against infantry: 35

Defense against cavalry: 60

Wood: 145

Clay: 70

Iron: 85

Food: 40

Speed: 7 Fields/Hour

Resource-carrying Capacity: 40 Resources

Food Provisions: 1

Training Time: 0:23:20

Requirements Academy Level 1

Axefighter (Teuton)

This is the strongest infantry unit of the Teutons. With increased attack strength and average defense they are somewhat closer and more expensive than other units.

Attack: 60

Defense against infantry: 30

Defense against cavalry: 30

Wood: 130

Clay: 120

Iron: 170

Food: 70

Speed: 6 Fields/Hour

Resource-carrying Capacity: 50 Resources

Food Provisions: 1

Training Time: 0:25:00

Requirements Academy Level 3 Blacksmith Level 1

Scout (Teuton)

The scout is often far ahead of the troops and explores enemy villages. They are not so fast, as they are on foot. They approach quickly and explore the opposing units, resources, and defenses. If no scout is present in the village you are spying on, this attack remains unnoticed.

Attack: 0

Defense against infantry: 10

Defense against cavalry: 5

Wood: 160

Clay: 100

Iron: 50

Food: 50

Speed: 9 Fields/Hour

Resource-carrying Capacity: 0 Resources

Food Provisions: 1

Training Time: 0:23:20

Requirements Academy Level 1 Main Building Level 5

Paladin (Teuton)

With strong armour the Paladin is a good defender. Straight infantry is barely able to penetrate it. But their attack strength is rather small and they are only average speed cavalry. Their training lasts a relatively long time and is expensive.

Attack: 55

Defense against infantry: 100

Defense against cavalry: 45

Wood: 370

Clay: 270

Iron: 290

Food: 75

Speed: 10 Fields/Hour

Resource-carrying Capacity: 110 Resources

Food Provisions: 2

Training Time: 0:50:00

Requirements Academy Level 5 Stable Level 3

Teuton Knight (Teuton)

The Teuton knight is a powerful attacker, who causes its opponents to tremble in fear and fright. In the defense, it is good against calvalry. The costs of training and maintenance are high.

Attack: 150

Defense against infantry: 50

Defense against cavalry: 75

Wood: 450

Clay: 515

Iron: 480

Food: 80

Speed: 9 Fields/Hour

Resource-carrying Capacity: 80 Resources

Food Provisions: 3

Training Time: 1:01:40

Requirements Academy Level 15 Stable Level 10

Ram (Teuton)

The ram is a heavy weapon in support of the infantry and cavalry. Its job is to break through the hostile protective wall and/or the rampart and to allow troops to attack. To be used effectively, they require an escort.

Attack: 65

Defense against infantry: 30

Defense against cavalry: 80

Wood: 1000

Clay: 300

Iron: 350

Food: 70

Speed: 4 Fields/Hour

Resource-carrying Capacity: 0 Resources

Food Provisions: 3

Training Time: 1:10:00

Requirements Academy Level 10 Workshop Level 1

Catapult (Teuton)

The Catapult is an excellent siege weapon to destroy buildings and resource fields. But, it is nearly unprotected! Therefore, escorts must always provide protection. The further the Rally Point is developed -- and thereby the men who operate the Catapult -- the more accurate the weapon is. In the Rally Point level 10, players can command catapults to attack a specific building, except for the cranny which must always be struck by random attack.

Attack: 50

Defense against infantry: 60

Defense against cavalry: 10

Wood: 900

Clay: 1200

Iron: 600

Food: 60

Speed: 3 Fields/Hour

Resource-carrying Capacity: 0 Resources

Food Provisions: 6

Training Time: 2:30:00

Requirements Workshop Level 10 Academy Level 15

Chief (Teuton)

The Teutons select the Chief from their midst. In order to be selected, he requires not only bravery and skill at war, but also oratory. The Chief uses this ability to convince the inhabitants of hostile villages to change their allegiance. The more frequently he speaks before the walls of the hostile city to the inhabitants, the lower the approval of the hostile ruler, until the village belongs to your tribe.

Attack: 40

Defense against infantry: 60

Defense against cavalry: 40

Wood: 35500

Clay: 26600

Iron: 25000

Food: 27200

Speed: 4 Fields/Hour

Resource-carrying Capacity: 0 Resources

Food Provisions: 4

Training Time: 19:35:00

Requirements Rally Point Level 5 Academy Level 20

Settler (Teuton)

Settlers are brave and daring citizens of your city, who after long training, go to create a new village in your honor. Since the journey and the establishment of a village are onerous, it always requires three settlers together. At the same time, they need 600 units of each resource to start the village.

Attack: 10

Defense against infantry: 80

Defense against cavalry: 80

Wood: 7200

Clay: 5500

Iron: 5800

Food: 6500

Speed: 5 Fields/Hour

Resource-carrying Capacity: 3000 Resources

Food Provisions: 1

Training Time: 8:36:40

Requirements Residence Level 10