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Requires Nothing, No Resource; A.D.M 1.1.1; Cost 10, upgrades to [[Swordsman]] |
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Revision as of 22:48, 9 January 2008
A Warrior is the most primitive and weakest melee unit found in many of the Civilization games. In all, it is one of the few units that are available from the beginning, as it doesn't need any specific technology.
Civilization
The close equivalent in Civ is the Militia, which costs 10 shields and has attack and defence strength 1 and movement 1. It is the default offered for building when a new city is built and no stronger defensive unit is available.
Civilization II
Requires Nothing; A/D/M/H 1/1/1/1; Cost 10, Feudalism Obsoletes. Leonardo's Workshop upgrades it to Musketeers.
Civilization III
Requires Nothing, No Resource; A.D.M 1.1.1; Cost 10, upgrades to Swordsman
- Aztec unique unit Jaguar Warrior Replaces.
Civilization III Conquests
Sumerian unique unit Enkidu Warrior Replaces.
Civilization IV
Requires [[]], [[]] Resource; S/M/C ; Cost , . Upgrades to [[]]
Freeciv
Requires [[]],
External links
- Warriors on Freeciv
- Warrior on Wikipedia:
Civilization 4 / Warlords
In Civilization 4 and Warlords the warrior has a strength of 2, movement of 1, and receives a 25% city defence bonus.
(The Inca unique unit replacement is Quechua Warrior.)
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