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Cavalry Tactics is an advance in Civilization: Call to Power.

Summary[]

Cavalry tactics marks the 4th of the Aggressive Warfare Advances. With Cavalry tactics, Cavalry combines gunpowder and stirrup to mount a fast, explosive, and terrifying charge.

Great Library entry[]

After the development of the Stirrup, the Knight reigned over the European battlefield until the rise of gunpowder. At this time, Cavalry became a powerful force. Early on, mounted soldiers rode in lines ten deep, carrying wheel-lock pistols, firing one row at a time before riding to the rear. Against such mounted gunnery, metal armor and lances proved useless. Within a hundred years, most riders had stripped down to helmet, chest plate, and lance with pistol and sword as weapon.

Civilization: Call to Power Advances
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