Elfen-Langbogenschütze (Civ4 FFH)
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Elfen-Langbogenschütze | |
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| Distanzeinheit | ||
| Werte | ||
| Stärke | 6/7 
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| Bewegung | 1 
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| Herstellungskosten | ||
| Schnell | 121 
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| Normal | 180
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| Langsam | 270
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| Episch | 360
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| Voraussetzungen | ||
| Technologien | Ballistik | |
| Ressourcen | Kupfer oder Eisen oder Mithril | |
| Gebäude | Schießstand | |
| Eigenschaften | ||
| Spezialeinheit für | Ljosalfar | |
| Ersetzt | Langbogenschütze | |
| Startbeförderungen | Elfe | |
| Fähigkeiten | Hat einen Erstschlag | |
| Sonstiges | Hügelverteidigung: +25% Stadtverteidigung: +25% | |
| Modernisierungen | ||
| Modernisierung zu | Elfen-Kompositbogenschütze, Elfen-Scharfschütze | |
A good defensive unit for Cities and Hills. This unit is stronger than the Longbowman, which it replaces.
Civilopedia
Longbowmen were highly skilled archers capable of firing up to six arrows a minute over long distances into massed enemy formations. Using bows constructed from a type of wood called Yew, they used arrows specifically designed to penetrate chainmail armor -- even plate if close enough. Frequently they would comprise approximately four-fifths of an army, and their devastating attacks helped to reverse the dominance of knights in warfare. Only lightly-armored, they enjoyed a great mobility advantage should their opponents survive their barrages.
Strategy Text
The best non-limited city defender is the Longbowman. They start with a high bonus to city defense and like all archers have access to the City Garrison promotions which make them even better. Longbowmen require an Archery Range and Copper to be created and can be upgraded to Marksmen or Flurrys.
