Difference between revisions of "Native American Warriors (ETW Unit)"
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| − | |Class= | + | |Class=Melee Infantry |
| − | |Unit Size= | + | |Unit Size=160 men |
|Weaponry=Tomahawks | |Weaponry=Tomahawks | ||
|Region=The Americas | |Region=The Americas | ||
| − | |Recruitment Cost= | + | |Recruitment Cost=450 |
| − | |Upkeep Cost= | + | |Upkeep Cost=110 |
| − | |Building Requirements= | + | |Building Requirements=Hunting Grounds |
|Tech Requirements=None | |Tech Requirements=None | ||
| − | |Attributes=<li>Can hide in woodland</li> <li>Can hide in light scrub</li> <li>Good Stamina</li> <li>Resistant to heat</li> | + | |Attributes=<li>Can hide in woodland</li> <li>Can hide in light scrub</li> <li>Can hide in long grass</li> <li>Good Stamina</li> <li>Resistant to heat</li> |
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Revision as of 08:38, 24 January 2013
| Native American Warriors (ETW Unit) | |
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| Class | Melee Infantry |
| Unit Size | 160 men |
| Weaponry | Tomahawks |
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| Region | The Americas |
| Recruitment Cost | 450 |
| Upkeep Cost | 110 |
| Turns to Build | |
| Unit Limit | |
| Building Requirements | Hunting Grounds |
| Technology Requirements | None |
| Attributes | |
A band of fearless warriors armed in traditional fashion for close, personal combat.
Overview
Warriors dominate Native American society. They defend the tribes and earn renown while doing so. This gives them the status to become unchallenged chiefs and leaders in all aspects of tribal life. Hunting is also a fine preparation for war, as it teaches a man to be unafraid of bloodshed and danger.
Historically, the tribes used a wide variety of weapons for the hunt and warfare. Some were the same for both but others, like the war club, were of little use except when hunting other men. Traditionally carved from a single piece of hard wood, as the influence of Europeans grew, the war club came to imitate the shape of a rifle butt.
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