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#Elite guard dwarf age of wonders iii upgrade#

They are especially effective as snipers against enemy heroes.

Luthien's Pride presents the basic Elven mercenary.

Polar Explorer is a versatile irregular unit: a dwarven skirmisher equipped with a musket and capable of summoning a warg for melee.

Unlike the xbows, they have no range penalty and also the Vigilance ability.

#Elite guard dwarf age of wonders iii upgrade#

Longbowman is an upgrade of the vanilla archer, which has been replaced by the crossbowman in the mod, relegating them to the role of a " foreign" unit, as the Human faction now focuses more on the continent.Unlike the standard human light horsemen they also carry javelins for ranged attacks. Stratiot was a name of light cavalry employed in late medieval Italy, recruited from Balkans and especially Albania.Thus they like warmer climates and also are effective agains animals and other cavalry units. Bedouin is likely the most fancy t2 unit: cavalry archers mounted on camels.They can also use Flash Bang ability as a ranged attack. Golden Cross is a dwarven support unit, a mercenary healer.They are classed as spearmen and have the Defender ability. Trabant is in fact a corruption of Brabançon, as the Duchy of Brabant was a steady source of mercenaries during the Middle Ages for such a long time, that the word was in Germany practically a synonym for a sellsword.

They also are more fond of Volcanic terrain, which might be of use for the races, which are not.

Hell Clan are attack-oriented satyr warriors with a Guard Breaker ability (negates defence bonus of the defending unit).

Can also use javelins for a ranged attack, and is immune to mind control spells. Skirmisher with only wooden and bone weapons, for iron is for the weaklings. They can Taunt their enemies and overwhelm spear- and shield-bearing units. Well-armored, but rather old-fashioned for the type.

Gallowglass was the name of Scottish mercenaries in late medieval Ireland.

Ancient Balkan peoples loved to fight with big blades (as the eponymous falx), while carrying no or minimal protection to stay mobile. Falxman presents the offensive, berserker-type infantry.