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==Unit Statistics== |
==Unit Statistics== |
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| − | Training Facility: Stable |
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| + | Available to: [[Brittany]], [[England]], [[Flanders]], [[Genoa ]](requires [[Guelfi]]), [[Scotland ]](requires [[Gaelicisation]]) |
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| + | Trained at: [[Stable]] |
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Attack: 8 |
Attack: 8 |
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Armor/Pierce Armor: 0/2 |
Armor/Pierce Armor: 0/2 |
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| − | Range: Melee |
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| − | Special: +12 vs |
+ | Special: +12 vs. priests. |
===Upgrades=== |
===Upgrades=== |
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| − | Attack: Forging, Iron Casting, Blast Furnace |
+ | Attack: Forging, Iron Casting, Blast Furnace |
Armour: Scale Barding Armour. Mail Barding Armour, Plate Barding Armour |
Armour: Scale Barding Armour. Mail Barding Armour, Plate Barding Armour |
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| + | Attack, armour, speed: Petite Ordonnance |
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Speed: Husbandry |
Speed: Husbandry |
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Hit Points: Bloodlines |
Hit Points: Bloodlines |
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| + | Brigandier (Brittany, Flanders) |
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Berroviere (Genoa) |
Berroviere (Genoa) |
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==Civs and Light Cavalry== |
==Civs and Light Cavalry== |
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+ | [[Genoa]]: Enabled with [[Guelfi]]. +10HP, faster. |
[[Scotland]]: Enabled with [[Gaelicisation]]. More HP. |
[[Scotland]]: Enabled with [[Gaelicisation]]. More HP. |
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All other civs: normal. |
All other civs: normal. |
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| + | Hobelars are very versatile units, useful for raiding, charging priests and archers, and drawing enemy soldiers away from an area. They are fairly decent in battle and can take on some infantry, but they are very vulnerable to pikemen because of their lack of melee armor. Fortunately, they have the speed to run away from any battle they can't win. By far, however, their best uses are raids and any situation where speed is of the essence. |
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| ⚫ | Hobelars were a type of light cavalry, or mounted infantry, during the Middle Ages, used for skirmishing. They originated in 13th century Ireland, and generally rode hobbies, a type of light and agile horse.Hobelars were used successfully by both sides during the Wars of Scottish Independence, with [[ |
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| ⚫ | Hobelars were a type of light cavalry, or mounted infantry, during the Middle Ages, used for skirmishing. They originated in 13th century Ireland, and generally rode hobbies, a type of light and agile horse. Hobelars were used successfully by both sides during the Wars of Scottish Independence, with [[Edward Longshanks]] trying to gain advantage by preventing Irish exports of hobbies to Scotland. Robert Bruce employed the hobby for his guerilla warfare and mounted raids, covering 60 to 70 miles (96 to 112 km) a day. |
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Latest revision as of 18:10, 20 June 2013
The Hobelar
The Hobelar is the final upgrade of the light cavalry line and, along with the light cavalry, the fastest cavalry unit in AoCH.
Unit Statistics[]
Vital[]
Available to: Brittany, England, Flanders, Genoa (requires Guelfi), Scotland (requires Gaelicisation)
Trained at: Stable
Century: 15th
Cost: 80 food
Combat[]
HP:75
Attack: 8
Armor/Pierce Armor: 0/2
Special: +12 vs. priests.
Upgrades[]
Attack: Forging, Iron Casting, Blast Furnace
Armour: Scale Barding Armour. Mail Barding Armour, Plate Barding Armour
Attack, armour, speed: Petite Ordonnance
Speed: Husbandry
Hit Points: Bloodlines
Synonyms[]
Brigandier (Brittany, Flanders)
Berroviere (Genoa)
Hobigiuir (Scotland)
Civs and Light Cavalry[]
Genoa: Enabled with Guelfi. +10HP, faster.
Scotland: Enabled with Gaelicisation. More HP.
All other civs: normal.
Commentary/Strategy[]
Hobelars are very versatile units, useful for raiding, charging priests and archers, and drawing enemy soldiers away from an area. They are fairly decent in battle and can take on some infantry, but they are very vulnerable to pikemen because of their lack of melee armor. Fortunately, they have the speed to run away from any battle they can't win. By far, however, their best uses are raids and any situation where speed is of the essence.
Historical Background[]
Hobelars were a type of light cavalry, or mounted infantry, during the Middle Ages, used for skirmishing. They originated in 13th century Ireland, and generally rode hobbies, a type of light and agile horse. Hobelars were used successfully by both sides during the Wars of Scottish Independence, with Edward Longshanks trying to gain advantage by preventing Irish exports of hobbies to Scotland. Robert Bruce employed the hobby for his guerilla warfare and mounted raids, covering 60 to 70 miles (96 to 112 km) a day.