Changes: Carrack (Civ3)

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Carrack

Introduced in Conquests

Unique to

Replaces

Portuguese

Caravel

Technology required

Astronomy

Resource required

None

Production cost

40

Upgrades to

None

Stats

Attack

Defense

Moves

2

4

Range

Transport Capacity:

3

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Carrack

The Carrack is the unique unit for the Portuguese. It replaces the Caravel and unlike the Caravel it doesn't risk being lost in Ocean tiles.

Civilopedia Entry

When Viking longships encountered Mediterranean trading galleys, enterprising shipbuilders combined the two designs. The result was the carrack, a sturdy, square-rigged ship with three masts that retained the longships' sturdy construction (necessary in the treacherous northern seas) and the maneuverability of the Mediterranean trade ships. This combination allowed carracks to foray into waters never before seen by European eyes -- and to carry back goods and maps from those faraway lands.

Civilization III Units [edit]
Land	Ancient Cavalry^C • Archer (Bowman • Javelin Thrower^C) • Army • Artillery • Cannon (Hwacha^P) • Catapult • Cavalry (Cossack • Hussar^C² • Sipahi^P) • Chariot (Three-Man Chariot^C • War Chariot) • Cruise Missile • Crusader^C • Explorer (Conquistador^P) • Flak^C • Guerilla^P • Horseman (Mounted Warrior) • ICBM • Infantry • Knight (Ansar Warrior^P • Keshik^P • Rider • Samurai • War Elephant) • Leader • Longbowman (Berserk^P) • Marine • Mech Infantry • Medieval Infantry^P • Mobile SAM^C • Modern Armor • Modern Paratrooper • Musketman (Musketeer) • Paratrooper^C • Pikeman (Swiss Mercenary^C) • Princess^P¹ • Radar Artillery • Rifleman • Scout (Chasqui Scout^C) • Settler • Spearman (Hoplite • Impi • Numidian Mercenary^P) • Swordsman (Gallic Swordsman^P • Immortals • Legionary) • Tactical Nuke • Tank (Panzer) • TOW Infantry^C • Trebuchet^C • Warrior (Enkidu Warrior^C • Jaguar Warrior) • Worker
Sea	AEGIS Cruiser • Battleship • Caravel (Carrack^C) • Carrier • Cruiser^C • Curragh^C • Destroyer • Frigate (Man-O-War) • Galleon • Galley (Dromon^C) • Ironclad • Nuclear Submarine • Privateer • Submarine • Transport
Air	Bomber • Fighter • Helicopter • Jet Fighter (F-15) • Stealth Bomber • Stealth Fighter
King^P¹	Abu^P¹ • Alexander^P¹ • Bismarck^P¹ • Brennus^P¹ • Caesar^P¹ • Catherine^P¹ • Charles V^C¹² • Cleopatra^P¹ • Elizabeth^P¹ • Gandhi^P¹ • Gilgamesh^C¹ • Hammurabi^P¹ • Hannibal^P¹ • Henry^C¹ • Hiawatha^P¹ • Isabella^P¹ • Joan d'Arc^P¹ • Lincoln^P¹ • Mao^P¹ • Montezuma^P¹ • Mursilis^C¹ • Osman^P¹ • Pachacuti^C¹ • Ragnar^P¹ • Shaka^P¹ • Smoke-Jaguar^C¹ • Temujin^P¹ • Theodora^C¹ • Tokugawa^P¹ • Wang Kon^P¹ • William of Orange^C¹ • Xerxes^P¹
^P Added in the Play the World expansion pack • ^C Added in the Conquests expansion pack • ¹ Game mode only • ² Сut from the game

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-The '''Carrack''' is the unique unit for the [[Portuguese (Civ3)|Portuguese]]. It replaces the [[Caravel (Civ3)|Caravel]].
+The '''Carrack''' is the unique unit for the [[Portuguese (Civ3)|Portuguese]]. It replaces the [[Caravel (Civ3)|Caravel]] and unlike the Caravel it doesn't risk being lost in [[Ocean_(Civ3)|Ocean]] tiles.
 ==Civilopedia Entry==
 When Viking longships encountered Mediterranean trading galleys, enterprising shipbuilders combined the two designs. The result was the carrack, a sturdy, square-rigged ship with three masts that retained the longships' sturdy construction (necessary in the treacherous northern seas) and the maneuverability of the Mediterranean trade ships. This combination allowed carracks to foray into waters never before seen by European eyes -- and to carry back goods and maps from those faraway lands.
-[[Category:Unique units (Conquests)]]
+{{Units (Civ3)}}
+[[Category:Naval units (Civ3)]]
+[[Category:Unique units (Civ3)]]
 [[Category:Units (Conquests)]]
 [[Category:Portuguese]]
-[[Category:Naval units (Civ3)]]