Military

What each army was made of, sampled every 10 turns and at the last turn recorded.

Babylon

Turn	Units	Might	Power	Power per unit
10	3	55	50	16.7
20	4	111	97	24.3
30	6	149	131	21.8
40	6	185	161	26.8
50	6	200	172	28.7
60	6	201	173	28.8
70	8	307	264	33.0
80	8	301	264	33.0
90	8	296	264	33.0
100	10	325	279	27.9
110	11	366	281	25.5
120	12	393	282	23.5
130	12	762	525	43.8
140	19	2962	1987	104.6
150	22	4786	3151	143.2
160	29	9556	6884	237.4
170	30	13243	8659	288.6
180	30	16646	11349	378.3
190	34	30211	18180	534.7
200	54	78789	39395	729.5
203	55	77950	38975	708.6

Philippines

Turn	Units	Might	Power	Power per unit
10	1	25	24	24.0
20	1	25	24	24.0
30	1	25	23	23.0
40	2	51	48	24.0
50	2	50	47	23.5
60	5	100	92	18.4
70	6	123	117	19.5
80	6	114	108	18.0
90	9	185	164	18.2
100	13	331	305	23.5
110	11	370	321	29.2
120	13	529	470	36.2
130	12	530	462	38.5
140	14	622	557	39.8
150	16	724	617	38.6
160	18	983	857	47.6
170	21	1858	1668	79.4
180	27	2838	2322	86.0
190	26	3103	2679	103.0
200	34	4975	3939	115.9
203	23	3568	3147	136.8

Arabia

Turn	Units	Might	Power	Power per unit
10	2	64	61	30.5
20	3	61	56	18.7
30	3	62	56	18.7
40	4	116	110	27.5
50	5	156	146	29.2
60	6	168	153	25.5
70	7	276	249	35.6
80	10	440	421	42.1
90	9	489	478	53.1
100	9	518	518	57.6
110	10	775	775	77.5
120	11	867	807	73.4
130	21	1422	1169	55.7
140	25	2005	1780	71.2
150	12	780	749	62.4
160	9	737	653	72.6
170	10	745	651	65.1
180	14	1282	1128	80.6
190	19	1596	1272	66.9
200	22	2053	1810	82.3
203	22	2077	1805	82.0

Austria

Turn	Units	Might	Power	Power per unit
10	1	25	24	24.0
20	2	25	23	11.5
30	3	34	31	10.3
40	4	90	80	20.0
50	8	182	172	21.5
60	10	306	270	27.0
70	9	364	319	35.4
80	11	496	456	41.5
90	11	509	458	41.6
100	13	538	481	37.0
110	13	631	579	44.5
120	13	858	775	59.6
130	13	1076	988	76.0
140	13	1504	1316	101.2
150	14	1903	1661	118.6
160	13	1837	1595	122.7
170	16	2201	1826	114.1
180	19	3463	2905	152.9
190	9	1311	1048	116.4
200	13	3208	2977	229.0
203	15	3825	3403	226.9

Might is the figure the game reports, and it is not the strength of the army alone: it is the summed unit power multiplied by the treasury, up to double, so a civilization hoarding gold reads as fielding better units than it does. Power divides that multiplier back out. Naval units still count half, so an obsolete fleet drags the average down twice over.

Power per unit says what an army is made of, not how strong it is: a horde of obsolete units and a small modern force can carry the same total. The figure climbs for everyone as better units become available, so it is worth comparing between civilizations at the same turn rather than along one civilization's own history. Losing a war can raise it, because the weakest units die first.