First and foremost, I would like to show everyone this table.
Name | Classification | Carrying Capacity |
Legionnaire | Unmounted Unit | 50 |
Praetorian | Unmounted Unit | 20 |
Imperian | Unmounted Unit | 50 |
Clubswinger | Unmounted Unit | 60 |
Spearman | Unmounted Unit | 40 |
Axeman | Unmounted Unit | 50 |
Phalanx | Unmounted Unit | 35 |
Swordsman | Unmounted Unit | 45 |
Equites Imperatoris | Mounted Unit | 100 |
Equites Caesaries | Mounted Unit | 70 |
Paladin | Mounted Unit | 110 |
Teutonic Knight | Mounted Unit | 80 |
Theutates Thunder | Mounted Unit | 75 |
Druidrider | Mounted Unit | 35 |
Haeduan | Mounted Unit | 65 |
Notice that for all mounted units, only the Druidrider has a very low carrying capacity which is also the second-lowest carrying capacity in the game equal to the Phalanx and just above the Praetorian. Druidriders have horses. Horses can help carry loads and baggages. Realistically speaking, how is it that other non-mounted units have higher carrying capacity than a troop with a horse? Even a fully-armored legionnaire with a body-sized shield can carry more than a druidrider. This gallic unit needs a baggage fix.