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| − | + | {{TW Unit|image=[[Image:Mounted_nizam.png]] | |
| − | + | |Class=Dragoons | |
| − | {{Unit|image=[[Image:Mounted_nizam.png]]|Class= | + | |Unit Size=80 Men |
| − | |Men | + | |Weaponry=Carbines and Sabres |
| − | | | + | |Region=Global |
| − | + | |Recruitment Cost=1000 | |
| − | + | |Upkeep Cost=250 | |
| − | + | |Building Requirements=Army Vizierate | |
| − | |Region= Global | + | |Tech Requirements=<li>Carbines</li> |
| − | |Recruitment Cost= 1000 | + | <li>European Doctrine</li> |
| − | |Upkeep Cost= 250 | + | |Attributes=<li>Can dismount</li> |
| − | | | + | <li>Can hide in woodland</li> |
| − | | | + | <li>Garrison policing bonus</li> |
| − | + | }} | |
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| + | [[Image:Mounted_nizam_i_cedit_icon_cavs.png]] These mounted infantry ride into battle before delivering volleys of fire, but can fight on horseback if needed. | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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Historically, the nizam-i-cedit were a "new model" army that used western European military doctrine and practices. The janissary corps vigorously opposed these foreign ideas, because they diminished warriors by expecting them to fight as parts in a machine rather than show individual bravery. This was not the right way to conduct wars, or for righteous men to act. The rest of the Ottoman army rather resented the nizam-i-cedit and the modernity they represented. After the new model corps was created, the second regiment, or orta, of nizam-i-cedit was trained and equipped to operate as mounted infantry rather than line infantry. This was a practical way of increasing mobility on and off the battlefield, and one that copied the original concept of dragoons. | Historically, the nizam-i-cedit were a "new model" army that used western European military doctrine and practices. The janissary corps vigorously opposed these foreign ideas, because they diminished warriors by expecting them to fight as parts in a machine rather than show individual bravery. This was not the right way to conduct wars, or for righteous men to act. The rest of the Ottoman army rather resented the nizam-i-cedit and the modernity they represented. After the new model corps was created, the second regiment, or orta, of nizam-i-cedit was trained and equipped to operate as mounted infantry rather than line infantry. This was a practical way of increasing mobility on and off the battlefield, and one that copied the original concept of dragoons. | ||
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| + | ==Details== | ||
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| + | Mounted Nizam-i-Cedit are an Elite Dragoon unit available only to the Ottoman Empire. Dragoons can act as a light cavalry force as well as quick-response firepower thanks to their carbines. All Dragoons have the option to dismount and act as Infantry; however, they are still ill-suited for taking on proper Line Infantry due to their inferior numbers and melee statistics. | ||
| + | Dragoons have 25% more manpower than other horse regiments. However, even with this advantage in numbers they cannot normally take on Heavy or even Light Cavalry without support. | ||
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==Factions== | ==Factions== | ||
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*[[Image:Ottoman_flag.jpg|25px]] [[Ottoman Empire (ETW Faction) |Ottoman Empire]] | *[[Image:Ottoman_flag.jpg|25px]] [[Ottoman Empire (ETW Faction) |Ottoman Empire]] | ||
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[[Category:ETW Cavalry]] | [[Category:ETW Cavalry]] | ||
| + | [[Category:ETW Units]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:05, 30 May 2017
| Mounted Nizam-I-Cedit (ETW Unit) | |
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| Class | Dragoons |
| Unit Size | 80 Men |
| Weaponry | Carbines and Sabres |
| Morale | |
| Melee Attack | |
| Ranged Attack | |
| Defence | |
| Charge Bonus | |
| Accuracy | |
| Range | |
| Ammunition | |
| Region | Global |
| Recruitment Cost | 1000 |
| Upkeep Cost | 250 |
| Turns to Build | |
| Unit Limit | |
| Building Requirements | Army Vizierate |
| Technology Requirements | |
| Attributes | |
These mounted infantry ride into battle before delivering volleys of fire, but can fight on horseback if needed.
Overview
They are armed with muskets, which are used dismounted in the manner of European-style dragoons, and fight with sabres when they attack while mounted. In either role, they are not quite as effective or efficient as properly specialised soldiers, but the flexibility that they give a commander in their use more than makes up for this lack. They should not be used as shock cavalry, but can prove useful as pursuit forces, or for riding down disorganised opposition.
Historically, the nizam-i-cedit were a "new model" army that used western European military doctrine and practices. The janissary corps vigorously opposed these foreign ideas, because they diminished warriors by expecting them to fight as parts in a machine rather than show individual bravery. This was not the right way to conduct wars, or for righteous men to act. The rest of the Ottoman army rather resented the nizam-i-cedit and the modernity they represented. After the new model corps was created, the second regiment, or orta, of nizam-i-cedit was trained and equipped to operate as mounted infantry rather than line infantry. This was a practical way of increasing mobility on and off the battlefield, and one that copied the original concept of dragoons.
Details
Mounted Nizam-i-Cedit are an Elite Dragoon unit available only to the Ottoman Empire. Dragoons can act as a light cavalry force as well as quick-response firepower thanks to their carbines. All Dragoons have the option to dismount and act as Infantry; however, they are still ill-suited for taking on proper Line Infantry due to their inferior numbers and melee statistics. Dragoons have 25% more manpower than other horse regiments. However, even with this advantage in numbers they cannot normally take on Heavy or even Light Cavalry without support.
