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{{TW Unit|image=[[Image:IMAGE HERE]]
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|Class=Elite Light Dragoons
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|Unit Size=80 Men
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|Weaponry=Carbines and Sabers
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|Region=America
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|Recruitment Cost=1240
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|Upkeep Cost=310
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|Building Requirements=Drill School
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|Tech Requirements=Shortened Carbines
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|Attributes=<li>Can dismount</li>
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<li>Can hide in woodland</li>
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<li>Garrison policing bonus</li>
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<li>Can Fire From Horseback</li>
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}}
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==Overview==
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Their horses are for mobility, not for any shock value in battle and are often little better than nags and ponies, rather than decent warhorses. In battle, this is unimportant as light dragoons dismount and form a skirmish line to harass an enemy and screen the main body of their own army.
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Lee's Legion was  commanded by Henry "Light Horse" Lee, the father of the famed Confederate General Robert.E.Lee. Henry Lee's first commission was as Captain of the Virginia Light Dragoons. During his time as a Captain he caught the eye of Washington while leading a series of successful raids on enemy supply trains. At Paulus Hook, New Jersey, he increased his renown by taking 400 British soldiers prisoner with the loss of only one of his cavalrymen. This action earned him a gold medal, an honour usually reserved for only men of General's rank.
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==Details==
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Lee's Legion are a unique and elite ranged cavalry. They may engage effectively in both firefights and melee, although they are not as strong as specialized units in either area. Dragoons have excellent stamina, allowing them to escape from or reach situations not possible for other units. Dragoons have the options to skirmish, where they will attempt to harass the enemy while staying out of range, and dismount. Dismounting dragoons reduces their speed and melee capabilities, but improves their resistance to enemy fire, as well as improving their ability to deal damage with their muskets. Versatile in their uses, dragoons can be used to add firepower support to a point on the battlefield quickly and are equally useful in the conventional cavalry roles of breaking enemy morale and chasing down routing troops.
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==Factions==
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*[[Image:United_States_flag.jpg|25px]] [[United States (ETW Faction)|United States]]
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[[Category:Empire Total War Units]]
 
[[Category:Empire Total War Units]]
 
[[Category:ETW Cavalry]]
 
[[Category:ETW Cavalry]]

Revision as of 15:51, 22 January 2013

Lee's Legion (ETW Unit)
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Class Elite Light Dragoons
Unit Size 80 Men
Weaponry Carbines and Sabers
Morale
Melee Attack
Ranged Attack
Defence
Charge Bonus
Accuracy
Range
Ammunition
Region America
Recruitment Cost 1240
Upkeep Cost 310
Turns to Build
Unit Limit
Building Requirements Drill School
Technology Requirements Shortened Carbines
Attributes
  • Can dismount
  • Can hide in woodland
  • Garrison policing bonus
  • Can Fire From Horseback

  • Overview

    Their horses are for mobility, not for any shock value in battle and are often little better than nags and ponies, rather than decent warhorses. In battle, this is unimportant as light dragoons dismount and form a skirmish line to harass an enemy and screen the main body of their own army.

    Lee's Legion was commanded by Henry "Light Horse" Lee, the father of the famed Confederate General Robert.E.Lee. Henry Lee's first commission was as Captain of the Virginia Light Dragoons. During his time as a Captain he caught the eye of Washington while leading a series of successful raids on enemy supply trains. At Paulus Hook, New Jersey, he increased his renown by taking 400 British soldiers prisoner with the loss of only one of his cavalrymen. This action earned him a gold medal, an honour usually reserved for only men of General's rank.

    Details

    Lee's Legion are a unique and elite ranged cavalry. They may engage effectively in both firefights and melee, although they are not as strong as specialized units in either area. Dragoons have excellent stamina, allowing them to escape from or reach situations not possible for other units. Dragoons have the options to skirmish, where they will attempt to harass the enemy while staying out of range, and dismount. Dismounting dragoons reduces their speed and melee capabilities, but improves their resistance to enemy fire, as well as improving their ability to deal damage with their muskets. Versatile in their uses, dragoons can be used to add firepower support to a point on the battlefield quickly and are equally useful in the conventional cavalry roles of breaking enemy morale and chasing down routing troops.

    Factions