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Old November 7th, 2003, 10:02 PM

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Default Re: c\'tis themes

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Originally posted by apoger:
Just my opinions but;

The elite warriors are the bread and butter for C'tis, just like Dom I. If not using them then use the LI. All the rest of C'tissian troops are second rate. The only other troop I'd make is the Swamp Guard, and only under limited circumstances.
So you'd just drown your enemies in fragile units that are cheap? The advantage outside of cheapness that these guys have over other C'tis units is speed, and they arn't *that* much faster.

-edit--- morale is 2 higher than SG...

And why not use poison slingers? They seem to be pretty useful to me, and in smallish numbers at that.

I do agree with you about forts for the most part though. But in the case of miasma a few well placed forts may be enough of a deterent to keep you from being attacked in the first place. If the enemy has to keep their seige armies in there for a while they are going to be useless once they are done from all the disease they will acculmulate. So its a preventative measure (potentially).

[ November 07, 2003, 20:08: Message edited by: licker ]
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