The Teutonic Order (M2TW:K Faction)
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Lithuania are a playable faction in the Teutonic Campaign in the Kingdoms expansion for Medieval II: Total War.
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Starting Position
On the Baltic coast in the area now occupied by the countries of Latvia, Estonia and Russia (Kaliningradskaya/Prussia)
The Southern Position and the Cities There
The Teutonic Order begins with some cities and an army in this region . The bulk of their initial military might and their most advanced castle exists here. They are close to Poland Lithuania and to an extent the mongols.
The Northern Position and the Cities There
The Northern position is considerably less advanced, but has 5 cities. But no army wandering around there. they do however have riga, a relatively advanced city as a exception. This area is in proximity to denmark ,Novgrod , and lithuania
The Diplomatic Situation the Goals to Victory and the Agents at the Beginning
The Teutonic order begins at war with Lithuania. Priest (2 Piety) Priest (2 Piety) Priest (4 Piety) Merchent (2 Finance)
Teutonic order Special Buildings
Hanseatic league Headquarters( City OR Castle) Increase global trading economy throughout your realm (every city you control) Costs 4000 to build and is offered as a guild if you get the relevent cities which increase the points towards you goal of getting it. Only one can exist in the World
Jousting Lists ( Castle)
Increase experience for knights by +1 / +2 Increases happines by 5% / 5% and gives a free unit upkeep +0 / +1
Castle Library (Castle)
Allows the recruitment of diplomats/spies and on the upgrade Diplomat/spies/assasins
Units
Strong and well armoured infantry and cavalry with supporting missile troops.
Infantry
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Ranged Infantry
Cavalry
Ranged Cavalry
Artillery
Strategy
Links to AAR's and Guides
- Teutonic Campaign: The Teutonic Order guide at the Guild
- Blood and Iron: Teutonic Order AAR by Maethius
