England (M2TW Faction)

Early English armies are made up of Levy Spearmen and Spear Militia, reinforced by Mailed Knights and Hobilar cavalry. Powerful English missile troops, Longbowmen are often used in battle, but the English cavalry does not offer the power and variety as rival factions.

England (M2TW Faction)
Name:	Kingdom of England
From Game:	Medieval II: Total War
Religion:	Catholic
Culture:	Northern European
Playable:

Gameplay

Starting Position

England's Starting Position.

• London: English Capital; - South East England

• Nottingham: English Castle; - Central England

• Caen: English Castle; - Northern France

Campaign Objective

• Long Campaign: Hold 45 regions, including: Jerusalem Province.
• Short Campaign: Hold 15 regions and Eliminate Scotland & France

Units

English Generals Bodyguard.

• Light Infantry
  • Peasants
  • Town Militia
• Spear/Pike Infantry
  • Levy Spearman
  • Spear Militia
• Heavy Infantry
  • Armoured Sergeants
  • Armoured Swordsmen
  • Bill Militia
  • Billmen
  • Dismounted English Knights
  • Dismounted Feudal Knights
  • Heavy Bill Militia
  • Heavy Billmen

• Light Cavalry
  • Demi Lancers
  • Hobilars
  • Mailed Knights
  • Merchant Cavalry Militia
• Heavy Cavalry
  • English Knights
  • Feudal Knights
  • Early General's Bodyguard
  • Late General's Bodyguard
  • Knights Hospitaller
  • Knights Templar

• Missle
  • Archer Militia
  • Arquebusiers
  • Longbowmen
  • Mounted Longbowmen (unused vanilla unit)
  • Peasant Archers
  • Retinue Longbowmen
  • Sherwood Archers
  • Yeoman Archers

• Artillery
  • Ballista
  • Catapult
  • Ribault
  • Trebuchet
  • Bombard
  • Culverin
  • Mortar

Faction Details

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England Details (M2TW Faction)

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