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These mounted infantry ride into battle before delivering volleys of fire, but can fight on horseback if needed.
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{{TW Unit|image=[[Image:Mamelukes_cav.jpg]]
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|Class=Light Cavalry
{{Unit|image=[[Image:Mamelukes_cav.jpg]]|
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|Unit Size=60 men
Class=Light Cavalry
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|Weaponry= Sabre's
|Men= 60
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|Region=The Middle East
|Guns= Rider Sabre
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|Recruitment Cost=970
|Recruitable From=
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|Upkeep Cost=290
Army Board
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|Building Requirements=<li>Drill School</li> <li>Military Governor's Barracks</li>
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|Tech Requirements=None
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|Attributes=<li>Can Hide in Woodland</li> <li>Good Stamina</li> <li>Resistant to heat fatigue</li>
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}}
  
Army Staff College
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[[Image:Mamelukes_icon.png‎]]Mamelukes are fearless light horsemen, deadly when deployed against a broken or unsupported enemy.
 
 
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|Region= Middle East
 
|Recruitment Cost= 1110
 
|Upkeep Cost= 330
 
|Limit= -
 
|Technology Needed= -}}
 
  
 
==Overview==
 
==Overview==
  
Mounted on tireless light horses and armed with scimitars, they are commonly employed to harass an enemy force, restricting its space to manoeuvre easily. Once battle is fully joined, they will often time their charges to coincide with those of a supporting infantry unit, seeking to break the enemy quickly then wreaking havoc amongst them as they flee.  
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Mounted on tireless light horses and armed with scimitars, they are commonly employed to harass an enemy force, restricting its space to maneuver easily. Once battle is fully joined, they will often time their charges to coincide with those of a supporting infantry unit, seeking to break the enemy quickly then wreaking havoc amongst them as they flee.
  
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Mameluke were traditionally slave soldiers of the various caliphs and sultans of the Middle Ages, captured as children and raised in the Islamic faith to provide their master with a force of men unconnected to any other part of the hierarchy. Over time, the Mamelukes accrued power of their own and even went as far as seizing control of Egypt; they founded a Mameluke Sultanate in 1250. Though the Mameluke strength enabled the Sultanate to repel several invasions by Christian crusaders and Mongols, it was eventually overpowered by the Ottoman Empire in 1517. The Mamelukes so came into the service of the Sublime Porte.
  
Mamelukes were traditionally slave soldiers of the various caliphs and sultans of the Middle Ages, captured as children and raised in the Islamic faith to provide their master with a force of men unconnected to any other part of the hierarchy. Over time, the Mamelukes accrued power of their own and even went as far as seizing control of Egypt; they founded a Mameluke Sultanate in 1250. Though the Mamelukes’ strength enabled the Sultanate to repel several invasions by Christian crusaders and Mongols, it was eventually overpowered by the Ottoman Empire in 1517. The Mamelukes so came into the service of the Sublime Porte.
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==Details==
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Mameluke are the quintessential light horsemen, they are best used to harass the enemy and to strike from the rear or to hunt down routing enemy units. As light horsemen they are also useful in disabling enemy cavalry.
  
 
==Factions==
 
==Factions==
*[[Image:Mamelukes.jpg|25px]] [[Mamelukes Empire (ETW Faction) |Mamelukes]]
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*[[Image:Mamelukes.jpg|25px]] [[Mamelukes (ETW Faction) |Mamelukes]]
*[[Image:Ottoman_flag.jpg|25px]] [[Ottomans (ETW Faction) |Ottomans]]
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*[[Image:Ottoman_flag.jpg|25px]] [[Ottoman Empire (ETW Faction) | Ottoman Empire]]
  
[[Category:Light Cavalry]]
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[[Category:ETW Cavalry]]
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[[Category:ETW Units]]

Latest revision as of 10:05, 30 May 2017

Mamelukes (ETW Unit)
Mamelukes cav.jpg
Class Light Cavalry
Unit Size 60 men
Weaponry Sabre's
Morale
Melee Attack
Ranged Attack
Defence
Charge Bonus
Accuracy
Range
Ammunition
Region The Middle East
Recruitment Cost 970
Upkeep Cost 290
Turns to Build
Unit Limit
Building Requirements
  • Drill School
  • Military Governor's Barracks
  • Technology Requirements None
    Attributes
  • Can Hide in Woodland
  • Good Stamina
  • Resistant to heat fatigue

  • Mamelukes icon.pngMamelukes are fearless light horsemen, deadly when deployed against a broken or unsupported enemy.

    Overview

    Mounted on tireless light horses and armed with scimitars, they are commonly employed to harass an enemy force, restricting its space to maneuver easily. Once battle is fully joined, they will often time their charges to coincide with those of a supporting infantry unit, seeking to break the enemy quickly then wreaking havoc amongst them as they flee.

    Mameluke were traditionally slave soldiers of the various caliphs and sultans of the Middle Ages, captured as children and raised in the Islamic faith to provide their master with a force of men unconnected to any other part of the hierarchy. Over time, the Mamelukes accrued power of their own and even went as far as seizing control of Egypt; they founded a Mameluke Sultanate in 1250. Though the Mameluke strength enabled the Sultanate to repel several invasions by Christian crusaders and Mongols, it was eventually overpowered by the Ottoman Empire in 1517. The Mamelukes so came into the service of the Sublime Porte.

    Details

    Mameluke are the quintessential light horsemen, they are best used to harass the enemy and to strike from the rear or to hunt down routing enemy units. As light horsemen they are also useful in disabling enemy cavalry.

    Factions