The Cavalry is a unit in Call to Power II.
Summary[]
- Renaissance Flanking unit
Gameplay[]
Cavalry excel at both Attack and Defense. They can move considerable distances and are well suited to expediently revealing unexplored areas of the map. Try using them to escort slower moving ranged units, such as Cannon.
Great Library entry[]
The early 14th century development of gunpowder and armor-piercing bullets completely changed mounted combat forever. Disorganized groups of heavily armored knights gave way to pistol-carrying cavalry formed highly disciplined combat units. Cavalry were valued for their speed and mobility. Generals employed them for reconnaissance, raiding parties, harassment, pursuit and delaying actions. In Russia, the Cossacks were famous for their skill and fearlessness as cavalrymen.
See also[]
- Cavalry in other games
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