The Greeks is one of 8 nations in the mobile game of DomiNations. They have the Better Architecture ability.
| Building Style | Mediterranean |
| Unit Style | South European |
| Strategy | Economic |
Nation Power
Better Architecture
- 5% refund when upgrading buildings
- Free construction upgrades if under 15 minutes. Increases +5 minutes per age.
Benefits and Disadvantages
Pros:
- The Greeks have a great "Free Zone" in which they can quickly upgrade weaker buildings.
- They also get a portion of the spent resources back when upgrading buildings as well.
- Their Unique Unit deals the most damage out of all Heavy Cavalry units.
Cons:
- The lack of additional defensive bonuses coupled with the ability to generate more resources makes this nation a susceptible and popular target.
- Utilizing the free building speed-ups requires meticulous attention and effort.
- The benefits of free building speed-up diminishes at later ages where buildings and upgrades can take up to days to complete. The Greeks are referred the worst nation in the game
Unique Units
The Greek Unique Heavy Cavalry units can inflict more damage on their enemies and have more health than a standard heavy cavalry unit.
Companion
Heavy Cavalry sword unit; available at the Iron Age. Stronger than the normal horseman.
Royal Companion
Heavy cavalry sword unit; available at the Classical Age. Stronger than the normal cataphract.
Heavy Royal Companion
Heavy cavalry sword unit; available at the Medieval Age. Stronger than the normal knight.
Elite Royal Companion
Heavy cavalry sword unit; available at the Gunpowder Age. Stronger than the normal lancer.
Stradioti
Heavy cavalry saber unit; available at the Enlightenment Age. Stronger than the normal cuirassier.
Companion Tank
Heavy cavalry tank unit; available at the Industrial Age. Stronger than the normal tank.
ELAS Tank Heavy armored tank unit; available at the Global Age. Stronger than the normal Medium Tank.
Trivia
- As in Version 3.0.150 update
- Greek unique cavalry damage bonus increased to 25% (up from 20%).
- Greek unique cavalry hitpoint bonus reduced to 10% (down from 15%).