Characteristics, advantages and disadvantages of various nationalities in the imperial era II. ※.

British longbowman (British) Byzantine armored cavalry (paladin), suitable for attacking infantry (Turks, Greeks) Celtic indigo attackers (indigo warriors), suitable for attacking buildings, with fast moving speed (Irish territory) China China Zhuge crossbow, firing five arrows in succession (China), Frank French axe thrower (axe thrower), but the national cavalry is stronger (Germany) Japanese samurai suitable for attacking Gong Bing (moving westward from Romania and other places to Central Europe), and suitable for attacking the characteristic troops of other nationalities and Mongolian archers (Mongolian sudden riding) in Mongolia. Suitable for attacking siege weapons (along the Mongolian plateau), Persian Pasa war elephants, buildings (Iran), Saracen Saracen Mamluk (Arab slave soldiers), and cavalry except camel cavalry (Syria, Saudi Arabia). Note: Not Saxon! Teutonic Teutonic warrior, suitable for attacking buildings, slow in action but very fierce in melee (Germany, Poland, Austria), Turkey, Turkey, Sudan, pro-soldiers (Turkish musketeers), and need a large number of soldiers to attack in groups to give full play to their advantages (Turkey), Viking leading warships (warships), Berserker (Berserker), Berserker can automatically return blood (Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland), Koryo (Koryo), horse-drawn chariots and chariots. Maya feather archers (Korean Peninsula) who attack close-range warships are cheap, while Spanish conquerors (musketeers) and missionaries (monks) (Spain) who are strong armor (Yucatan Peninsula, Honduras, Guatemala) are very aggressive to buildings, especially the city walls (which originated in the ancient Mongolian desert and then moved to the Hungarian plain and rose). Aztec jaguar warriors (leopard warriors) have additional attacks on other infantry (central Mexico Basin).