During Community Week, the Roman, Teuton, and Gaul tribes receive specific balance adjustments based on suggestions from the Travian: Legends community. These changes were first introduced during the Restoring Rome event (Romans) and later expanded during The Barbarians (Teutons and Gauls). All Community Week gameworlds apply these rebalanced parameters.
This article explains what Community Week changes mean and how to read the updated unit information.
Full unit details for each tribe are available in dedicated articles.
What Is Different During Community Week?
Community Week introduces modified values for certain units within each tribe. These adjustments may include changes to:
Attack and defense values
Movement speed
Resource costs
Crop consumption
Training time
Training building requirements
Any changed parameter appears in bold in the unit listings.
These values apply only to Community Week gameworlds. Regular Travian: Legends worlds continue using the standard unit parameters.
How To Use the Updated Unit Information
Each unit is shown in a simplified, mobile-friendly stat block. You will find:
1. Combat Characteristics
Attack strength
Infantry and cavalry defenses
Speed
2. Resource Costs and Upkeep
Wood, clay, iron, and crop requirements
Crop consumption
3. Training Details
Training time
Building requirements
If you want to compare Community Week units with their standard versions, simply look for the bold values — these mark all changes introduced for the event.
Tribe-Specific Community Week Unit Lists
You can view all adjusted units here:
Each article contains the full unit list with updated values formatted into easy-to-read stat blocks.
Why These Changes Matter
Community Week balance adjustments encourage new strategies and allow players to experiment with different army compositions and resource planning. Reviewing the updated stats helps you:
Optimize troop production
Adjust defensive and offensive planning
Compare efficiency across units
Prepare early-, mid-, and late-game strategies
If you need help understanding a specific unit or how changes affect gameplay, feel free to explore the tribe-specific articles.