reforms

Reforms

Reforms are one-off changes to a faction's army. Each fires once, when its requirements are met, and from then on new units can be recruited, older ones are retired and some units already in the field are converted.

80 reforms.

Reform	Who gets it	Units unlocked	Units retired	Units converted
Military innovations have arrived!	Every faction	32	—	2
Second wave of military innovations have arrived!	Every faction	29	2	—
Greek Reforms: Aspidophoroi	Acarnanian League, Taras, Thessalian League	1	1	—
Greek Reforms: Thureophoroi Cavalry	Acarnanian League, Acragas, Argos, Byzantium, Chersonesus, Chios, Chrysaorian League, Cius, Cyzicus, Elis, Emporion, Gortyn, Heraclea Pontica, Histria, Issa, Knossos, Kydonia, Lycian League, Lysiad Kingdom, Lyttos, Megalopolis, Messene, Miletus, Olbia, Pontic Pentapolis, Priene, Selge, Sinope, Taras, Thessalian League, Pontus	1	—	—
The Decree of Aratos	Achaean League	4	1	1
The Great Reforms of Philopoimen	Achaean League	5	3	3
Adoption of Mounted Aspis Cavalry	Achaean League	1	—	—
Greek Reforms: Aspidophoroi	Acragas, Argos, Elis, Issa, Kydonia, Megalopolis, Messene	1	1	—
Aitolian Military Reforms	Aetolian League	2	—	—
The Knossian Treaty	Aetolian League	1	—	—
Macedonian Mercenary & Guard Reforms	Antigonid Kingdom	2	1	—
Macedonian Military Reforms	Antigonid Kingdom	1	—	—
Adoption of the Thureos	Athens	1	—	—
Athenian Military Reforms	Athens	2	—	—
Baktrian Reforms	Bactria	8	2	3
Bithynian Reforms I	Bithynia	4	—	—
Boiotian Macedonian Reform	Boeotians	3	—	—
Boiotian Military Reforms	Boeotians	1	1	1
Bosporan Thureos Reform	Bosporans	1	—	—
Military Innovations from the Frontiers	Bosporans	1	—	—
Bosporan Military Reform	Bosporans	2	—	—
Greek Reforms: Aspidophoroi	Byzantium, Chios, Chrysaorian League, Cius, Heraclea Pontica, Lycian League, Miletus, Priene, Sinope	3	1	—
Kabylean Reforms	Cabyle	1	—	—
Adoption of the Thureos	Cappadocia	1	—	—
Cappadocian Military Reforms	Cappadocia	1	—	—
Cappadocian Cataphract Reforms	Cappadocia	3	1	1
Xanthippos Reforms	Carthage, Gades	1	—	—
Barcid Reforms	Carthage, Gades	2	—	—
Cilician Thureophoroi Reforms	Cilician Pirates	1	—	—
Kyrenean Reforms	Cyrene	2	—	—
Kyrenean Reforms II	Cyrene	2	—	—
Kyzikan Aspidophoroi Reforms	Cyzicus	1	—	—
Dardanian Pikemen Reform	Dardania	1	—	—
Illyrian Thureophoroi Reform	Delmatae	1	—	—
Pan-Hellenic Military Innovations	Emporion, Acragas, Taras, Acarnanian League, Elis, Messene, Megalopolis, Argos, Thessalian League, Kydonia, Knossos, Gortyn, Lyttos, Byzantium, Histria, Olbia, Chersonesus, Chios, Priene, Cyzicus, Cius, Heraclea Pontica, Sinope, Trapezus, Miletus, Pontic Pentapolis	—	—	—
Epirote Reforms	Epirus	1	1	—
Galatian Military Reforms	Galatians	—	—	—
Getic Military Reforms	Getae	—	—	—
Gortynian Reforms	Gortyn	4	2	2
Greek Reforms: Thorakitai	Heraclea Pontica, Histria, Olbia	1	—	—
Illyrian Thureophoroi Cavalry Reform	Histri, Liburni, Delmatae, Labeatae, Ardiaei, Illyrian Kingdom, Dardania, Iapodes, Daesitiates	1	—	—
Iapodian Swordsmen Reform	Iapodes	1	—	—
Illyrian Epilektoi Reform	Illyrian Kingdom, Ardiaei, Labeatae	1	—	—
Knossian Reforms	Knossos	3	2	2
Labeataean Thureophoroi Reform	Labeatae	1	—	—
Illyrian Thureophoroi Reform	Liburni	1	—	—
Adoption of the Thureos	Massalia	2	—	—
Massalia Thorakitai Reform	Massalia	1	—	—
Numidian Military Reforms	Massylii, Masaesyli, Mauri, Musulamii, Garamantes, Nasamones, Libyans	1	—	—
Milesian Reforms	Miletus	1	—	—
Thracian Sica Cavalry Reforms	Odrysian Kingdom, Cabyle, Asti, Antigonid Kingdom, Seleucid Empire, Seleucid Rebels (Asia Minor), Seleucid Rebels (Upper Satrapies), Ptolemaic Empire, Ptolemaic Rebels, Pergamon	2	—	—
Thracian Peltasts Reforms	Odrysian Kingdom, Cabyle, Paeonia, Asti	—	—	1
Parthian Reforms	Parni	—	—	—
Integration of the Mysians	Pergamon	2	—	—
Pergamene Military Reforms	Pergamon	5	—	—
Pentapolitan Reforms	Pontic Pentapolis	2	—	—
Adoption of the Thureos	Pontus	1	—	—
Pontic Hellenistic Reforms	Pontus	7	2	1
Mithridatic Romanized Reforms	Pontus	1	—	—
Mobilization of the Machimoi	Ptolemaic Empire, Ptolemaic Rebels, Egyptians	2	—	—
Amnesty & Restructuring of the Machimoi	Ptolemaic Empire, Ptolemaic Rebels	2	—	—
Ptolemaic Military Reforms	Ptolemaic Empire, Ptolemaic Rebels	4	1	1
Adoption of the Thureos	Rhodes	1	—	—
The Cavalry Decree	Rhodes	1	—	—
A New Man: Gaius Marius (switched off)	Rome, Roman Rebels (first civil war), Roman Rebels (second civil war), The Roman Senate	6	16	6
Polybian Reform	Rome, Roman Rebels (first civil war), Roman Rebels (second civil war), The Roman Senate	9	10	10
The Gracchan Reforms	Rome, Roman Rebels (first civil war), Roman Rebels (second civil war), The Roman Senate	—	—	—
The War of the Allies	Rome, Roman Rebels (first civil war), Roman Rebels (second civil war), The Roman Senate	—	—	—
The Late Republican Reforms	Rome, Roman Rebels (first civil war), Roman Rebels (second civil war), The Roman Senate	2	13	9
Named Legions are now available	Rome, Roman Rebels (first civil war), Roman Rebels (second civil war), The Roman Senate	—	—	—
Adoption of the Thorakitai	Seleucid Empire, Seleucid Rebels (Asia Minor), Seleucid Rebels (Upper Satrapies), Lysiad Kingdom	5	—	—
Military Innovations from the East	Seleucid Empire, Seleucid Rebels (Asia Minor), Seleucid Rebels (Upper Satrapies)	2	—	—
The Daphne Reforms	Seleucid Empire, Seleucid Rebels (Asia Minor), Seleucid Rebels (Upper Satrapies)	1	—	—
Adoption of the Thureos	Selge	1	—	—
Selgian Military Reforms	Selge	—	—	—
Rise of the Warbands	Semnones, Sugambri, Frisii, Chauci, Cherusci, Gauts, Bastarnae, Langobardi, Marcomanni, Quadi, Hermunduri	3	—	—
Spoils of War	Semnones, Sugambri, Frisii, Chauci, Cherusci, Gauts, Bastarnae, Langobardi, Marcomanni, Quadi, Hermunduri	5	—	—
The Kleomenean Reforms	Sparta	4	3	2
Adoption of the Thureos	Syracuse	2	—	—
Syracusan Military Reforms	Syracuse	1	—	—