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'and the first one up here is the minor
so minor had a slight Nerf um but I
still believe that he is a he probably
was s before the Nerf he got uh a cost
increase and we're just going to go in
game and just see what the minor
actually does what what he looks like so
he is a pretty pretty pretty cheap unit
180 gold 15 favor I'm currently Zeus so
the populations are actually wrong so
he's three pop for uh for Hades um but
he has a a big he has a big uh special
that hits everyone away um not the best
when when doing raids unless you want to
hit them towards you um but really good
stats for for how cheap he is and I
think that's definitely an a here and
just yeah some of them are going to bug'

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## Classical Age Units: Greek Units

**Time to whip out your Greek Mythology textbook and dust off those Atlas pages--we're diving into the **Classical Age** units of *Age of Mythology*. For those non-gamers out there, this is your cue to grab your popcorn and settle in, 'cause we're talking about some kick-ass units that'll have you tossing torches and shouting "Opa!" in no time.

### Why are the **Greek** Units Best in Class?

Let's get real. In a world full of Egyptians, Norse, and Asian choo choo units, the Greeks reign supreme. boasting agile, populace-filled armies that take advantage of some serious Greek-y tricks, from the **Peltast**'s ability to quickly drop an arrow on your noggin, to the **Phalangite**'s sturdy formation and sword-flinging prowess. 

But hey, don't just take my word for it. Test them out, line 'em up, and watch as these Greek tandems lay waste to your enemy's grid-like formations. How often do you get to **triple kill** with a bow or mow down armies with well-timed **Elephant Archers**? The answer is "all the time" when you have the right **Classical Age** units backing you up.

We'll see you in the arena, my fellow gaming compatriots--you better have your Greek units ready for some serious mythic strategizing. But hold your horses—I've still got more rankings to drop on these bad boys (and girls). Stay tuned for more insights on the heroes and legends of *Age of Mythology*!

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