| Celts |
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| Buildings |
| Barracks • Brythonic Broch • Civ Center • Corral • Defense Tower • Dock • Farmstead • Field • Gallic Dun • House • Kennel • Market • Melonas • Mill • Outpost • Temple • Wall |
| Wonder |
| None |
| Heroes |
| Boudicca • Brennus • Britomartus • Caratacos • Cynvelin • Vercingetorix |
| Special Units |
| Carbanto • Delamokludda • Gallic Brihent • Gallic Solduros • Gaesata • War Dog |
| Infantry |
| Javelinist • Slinger • Spearman |
| Cavalry |
| Javelinist • Swordsman |
| Mechanical |
| Siege Ram |
| Navy |
| Fishing Ship • Merchant Ship • Trireme |
| Support |
| Female Citizen • Healer • Trader |
| Playable Civilizations |
| Athenians • Britons • Carthaginians • Gauls • Han • Iberians • Kushites • Macedonians • Mauryans • Persians • Ptolemies • Romans (Republican) • Seleucids • Spartans |
| Atlas Only Civilizations |
| Celts • Hellenes |
The Britons and Gauls are the antithesis of the rigid organization of Rome. A fierce horde of woad-painted Celtic warriors charging across the plains was a fearsome sight. They considered the bow and other ranged arms to be a weapon of cowards, and excel in hand-to-hand combat. Not known for their machines of war, they have minimal navy and siege. They construct mostly wooden buildings, which are fast and inexpensive to construct, though far less robust than their stone counterparts.
The Celts were removed from the list of playable civilizations in Alpha 10, replaced by the derivative civilizations Britons and Gauls. The Celts remain in the game as Atlas Only Objects.
From the 0 A.D Factions page