Difference between revisions of "Armenian Archers M2TW"
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| + | After the Turks invaded Armenia, many Christians fled south where they formed the Christian kingdom of Cilicia. Armenian Archers are primarialy a mercenary force that would be used to fire upon the enemy, with flaming or regular shot, inflicting casualties upon an approaching army or from the safety of castle walls. They are lightly armored, therefore, suseptable to enemy archer fire whether it be from javelinmen, missle cavalry or other archers. They can hold thier own in melee against other lightly armored archers, but not so well against more heavily armored and professional soldiers. A cavalry charge will quickly disrupt their formation and cause them to rout. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:22, 14 March 2011
| Afgan Javelinmen Mercenaries | |
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| Unit Type: | javelin |
| Combat Stats for Primary Weapon | |
| Charge: | 2 |
| Attack: | 1 |
| Combat Stats for Secondary Weapon | |
| Charge: | 2 |
| Attack: | 1 |
| Combat Stats | |
| Morale: | 1 |
| Discipline: | 2 |
| Defence: | 1 |
| Armour: | 2 |
| Shield: | 1 |
| Projectile Stats | |
| Projectile: | Javelin |
| Range: | 4 |
| Ammo: | 5 |
| Armor Piercing: | yes |
| Use: | thrown |
| Unit Costs | |
| Recruitment: | 100 |
| Upkeep: | 100 |
| Unit Restrictions | |
| Eras: | all |
| Factions: | don't know |
| Provinces: | this place |
| Buildings Needed: | kmart |
| Unit Card: | 
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Unit Description
After the Turks invaded Armenia, many Christians fled south where they formed the Christian kingdom of Cilicia. Armenian Archers are primarialy a mercenary force that would be used to fire upon the enemy, with flaming or regular shot, inflicting casualties upon an approaching army or from the safety of castle walls. They are lightly armored, therefore, suseptable to enemy archer fire whether it be from javelinmen, missle cavalry or other archers. They can hold thier own in melee against other lightly armored archers, but not so well against more heavily armored and professional soldiers. A cavalry charge will quickly disrupt their formation and cause them to rout.
