In general, the recruitment cost is mostly gold, whereas the upkeep is mostly food. Once the units are recruited, they have a seasonal upkeep cost. When recruiting units, there is an upfront recruitment cost in both gold and food, and it will take a certain number of Seasons to complete, based on the number of troops being recruited and the Martial rating of the Province. Newly joined Knights will always bring at least one unit, and sometimes a large army. Units are usually recruited from Settlements and Strongholds. Each of these has its own strengths and weaknesses. Each unit has a list of formations that it is trained to form up in. All units on the battle map will be in a formation at all times. Starting perks for all units can be found in the unit tables below advanced perks from leveling can be found on the specific unit pages.įormations. All units will earn the opportunity to gain two more perks as they level up (see Experience, below). Some units start with one or more perks, which alter the way they play. Not all units have advantages and disadvantages. This give verbal descriptions of something the unit excels at or is punished by.
Low stamina reduces all other stats.īelow the stats on the unit page are its advantages and disadvantages. Stamina: how long the unit can continuously act before it needs to rest.It has two components: ranged damage, and accuracy. Ranged: how strong the unit is in ranged attack.It has four components: hit points, armour, ranged defence, and resistance. Defence: how resistant the unit is to attack.it has two components: melee damage, and attack interval. Melee: how strong the unit is in melee attack.1 is the lowest stat, while ratings over 20 are exceptional. Typically it is more food than gold.įour broad categories are each assigned a numerical statistic to give an estimate of how strong a unit is in each area. This is paid at the start of every season. Upkeep cost, also measured in gold and food.
This is paid when the unit is initially recruited. Recruitment cost, which is measured in gold and food. Typical strengths are 48, 36, or 21, though certain rare units have lower numbers. Strength or headcount, which is the number of individuals in the unit. All units have a set of attributes which describe them in game terms.
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