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  |Weaponry=Muskets
 
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  |Recruitment Cost=310
 
  |Recruitment Cost=310
 
  |Upkeep Cost=70
 
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These people are the common populace with whatever dangerous weapons they can obtain by fair means or foul. If a leader has reached the point of asking his people to act as this kind of militia, things are indeed desperate! If the governed have reached this point on their own, then matters are truly desperate for their leaders!
 
These people are the common populace with whatever dangerous weapons they can obtain by fair means or foul. If a leader has reached the point of asking his people to act as this kind of militia, things are indeed desperate! If the governed have reached this point on their own, then matters are truly desperate for their leaders!
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==Details==
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Semenys are little more than garrison soldiers, and should not be used in the field unless absolutely necessary. As a mob, they are not likely to hold their ground against disciplined soldiers. 
  
 
==Factions==
 
==Factions==

Revision as of 15:46, 8 January 2013

Arming the people is something that leaders find detestable and frightening, necessary perhaps, but certainly unwelcome.


Semenys (ETW Unit)
Armed peasantry.jpg
Class Mob
Unit Size 80
Weaponry Muskets
Morale
Melee Attack
Ranged Attack
Defence
Charge Bonus
Accuracy
Range
Ammunition
Region Global
Recruitment Cost 310
Upkeep Cost 70
Turns to Build
Unit Limit
Building Requirements Governor's Residence
Technology Requirements None
Attributes
  • Can Guard
  • Can hide in woodland
  • Grappling hooks
  • Resistant to heat fatigue

  • Overview

    These people are the common populace with whatever dangerous weapons they can obtain by fair means or foul. If a leader has reached the point of asking his people to act as this kind of militia, things are indeed desperate! If the governed have reached this point on their own, then matters are truly desperate for their leaders!

    Details

    Semenys are little more than garrison soldiers, and should not be used in the field unless absolutely necessary. As a mob, they are not likely to hold their ground against disciplined soldiers.

    Factions