Spear Thrust
The Babylonian Spearman drives his bronze point into a single foe.

The Wall of Reeds
The Babylonian spearman stood in the disciplined ranks of Mesopotamia's armies, wielding bronze-tipped spears and tall wicker shields. Drawn from the levies of the city-states, such soldiers formed dense shield-walls that defended the canals, walls, and grain-fields of the realm. Their ordered phalanxes, depicted on victory steles, were the steadfast backbone of empires from Sumer to Babylon.
Base stats at level 1 · Common carries a ×1 multiplier.
The Babylonian Spearman drives his bronze point into a single foe.
The Spearman levels the shield-wall's spears, pricking all enemies and slowing their advance.
The Spearman plants his wicker shield and draws the enemy's fury onto himself.
The Spearman locks the formation, shielding all allies and bolstering their guard.
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