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Troop Basics

• To receive volunteer troops(Aesir, Dwarf, Elves and others) you must first build their respective buildings.
• You must have militia to be able to exchange these for any new volunteer troops that might be recruited automatically per turn.
• Casualties caused by troop abilities before the main phase, cannot retaliate.
• Troops with a defence rating of 1 or less, are considered armor less troops.
• Troops with a defence rating of 6 and above, are considered heavy armor troops.

Special Abilities

Some Troops come with a special ability that works as a combat modifier. They can alter the course of a battle and some can be extremely effective against the enemy!

You'll find them listed below:

• First Strike
  • Inflicts damage before and during the main battle phase when defending.
• Lethal Defence
  • Has a high kill ratio on armor less troops when defending.
• Piercing Shot
  • Has a high kill ratio on heavy armor troops when attacking.
• Plunder
  • Can infiltrate a city and gain plunder by killing enemy forces.
• Anti-Cavalry
  • Has a high kill ratio against mounted troops when defending.
• Chivalry
  • Fights more aggressively when attacking and outnumbered.
• Trample Attack
  • Causes trample damage to troops when attacking.
• Charge Attack
  • Increases the damage dealt to troops when attacking.
• Pavise
  • Absorbs damage dealt by first strike kills when attacking.
• Anti-missile
  • When attacking has a high kill ratio against first strike missile troops.
• Skirmish
  • A loose formation and high manoeuvrability reduces attacking troop casualties.
• Regenerate
  • Troop can regenerate damage reducing casualties when attacking.

Troop Table

Below is a troop table of attack, defence and train times!