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− | '''Trebuchet '''are [[Renaissance Age|Renaissance]] artillery [[Military units|units]]. Like previous ages, they are still slow and not very useful at raiding/capturing. However, since the [[Renaissance Age]] offers no new infantry units, they have become more important. They require [[Trebuchet (Research)|Trebuchet]] to use. They have a faster, weaker variant called [[Couillards]], and a slower, stronger variant called [[Firebrands]]. [[Barbarians]] tend to use a lot of their variant of this unit, Wallumbursts. They become obsolete in the [[Industrial Age]]. |
+ | '''Trebuchet '''are [[Renaissance Age|Renaissance]] artillery [[Military units|units]]. Like previous ages, they are still slow and not very useful at raiding/capturing. However, since the [[Renaissance Age]] offers no new infantry units, they have become more important. They require [[Trebuchet (Research)|Trebuchet]] to use. They have a faster, weaker variant called [[Couillards (Unit)|Couillards]], and a slower, stronger variant called [[Firebrands]]. [[Barbarians]] tend to use a lot of their variant of this unit, Wallumbursts. They become obsolete in the [[Industrial Age]]. |
− | Due to their slow speed, they are usually only useful at raiding close tiles. |
+ | Due to their slow speed, they are usually only useful at raiding close tiles. However if a player has the patience, these units can be sent in large numbers with other units into battles against strong barbarian forces. |
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Revision as of 09:13, 16 September 2011
Trebuchet are Renaissance artillery units. Like previous ages, they are still slow and not very useful at raiding/capturing. However, since the Renaissance Age offers no new infantry units, they have become more important. They require Trebuchet to use. They have a faster, weaker variant called Couillards, and a slower, stronger variant called Firebrands. Barbarians tend to use a lot of their variant of this unit, Wallumbursts. They become obsolete in the Industrial Age.
Due to their slow speed, they are usually only useful at raiding close tiles. However if a player has the patience, these units can be sent in large numbers with other units into battles against strong barbarian forces.