Health
per model
97
Armour15How resistant a unit is to missile fire and melee attacks.Attila build 25370302 · unit_armour_types.armour_value + unit_shield_types.shield_armour_value · body armour + shield armourArmour
15
Missile Block Chance20 %The percentage chance that the shield will block (non-artillery) missiles. (%)Attila build 25370302 · unit_shield_types.missile_block_chanceMissile block chance
20%
Morale43A unit with high morale is less likely to rout in the face of danger. Morale is improved by experience in battle.Attila build 25370302 · land_units.moraleMorale
43
Speed38The speed at which the unit moves around the battlefield.Attila build 25370302 · battle_entities.run_speed (mount if any) · run speed × 10, rounded downSpeed
38
Melee Attack48This determines the chance of a successful hit on the enemy when the unit is engaged in melee.
Battle-hardened troops will gain experience through melee, improving this skill.Attila build 25370302 · land_units.melee_attackMelee attack
48
Melee defence
40
Melee Damage50 · 40 base + 10 armour-piercing, +10 vs infantryThe damage caused by a unit's weapon, split between base and armour piercing.
Armour-piercing damage is always applied; base damage can be blocked by armour.Attila build 25370302 · melee_weapons.damage + ap_damage · base damage + armour-piercing damageWeapon damage
40 base + 10 armour-piercing, +10 vs infantry
50
Charge bonus
48
Attributes
Disciplined
This unit does not suffer a morale penalty when the general dies. It can also rally after routing more often.
Resistant to Fatigue
Fatigue has less of an effect on this unit.
Hide (forest)
This unit can hide in forests until enemy units get too close.
Scare (everyone)
This unit frightens all enemy units.
Immune to Fear
This unit is immune to the fear effects of scary units.
Abilities
Sea Sickness
Passive
As these men are inexperienced sailors. Caught up in sea combat, they suffer various penalties.
Frenzy
lasts 30 s · recharge 210 s
Improves a unit's attack capabilities for an extended period of time.
Where these numbers come from
Read from Total War: ATTILA's own database tables (main_units, land_units, battle_entities, unit_armour_types, unit_shield_types, melee_weapons, projectiles…) in the data packs of the installed game, Steam build 25370302. The formulas that turn table values into card values reproduce the Total War Fandom wiki's unit infoboxes before anything is shown — how the numbers are checked.