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Coustillier Cavalry are a medium cavalry unit raised by both Burgundy and France in the Imperial Era. Although they have better armour than most light cavalrymen of the self-same contemporaneous period, these units have poorer hitpoints, making for a unit that is suited for taking out lightly armed units, such as missile infantry and swordsmen, but not sufficiently strong to take out units that cause substantial damage, such as some advanced militia units and cavalry. The additional armour but poorer hitpoints also means that Coustilliers are still highly effective as raiders of unarmed units if protected by static defences, such as towers and archers. In a pinch, Coustilliers can also be used to delay or harass even larger and stronger foes, although this is considered suicidal and thus i

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rdfs:comment	Coustillier Cavalry are a medium cavalry unit raised by both Burgundy and France in the Imperial Era. Although they have better armour than most light cavalrymen of the self-same contemporaneous period, these units have poorer hitpoints, making for a unit that is suited for taking out lightly armed units, such as missile infantry and swordsmen, but not sufficiently strong to take out units that cause substantial damage, such as some advanced militia units and cavalry. The additional armour but poorer hitpoints also means that Coustilliers are still highly effective as raiders of unarmed units if protected by static defences, such as towers and archers. In a pinch, Coustilliers can also be used to delay or harass even larger and stronger foes, although this is considered suicidal and thus i
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Row 3 title	Damage and weapon type
Row 7 info	Unit movement speed: fast Creation speed: medium
Box Title	Coustillier Cavalry: Vital statistics
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abstract	Coustillier Cavalry are a medium cavalry unit raised by both Burgundy and France in the Imperial Era. Although they have better armour than most light cavalrymen of the self-same contemporaneous period, these units have poorer hitpoints, making for a unit that is suited for taking out lightly armed units, such as missile infantry and swordsmen, but not sufficiently strong to take out units that cause substantial damage, such as some advanced militia units and cavalry. The additional armour but poorer hitpoints also means that Coustilliers are still highly effective as raiders of unarmed units if protected by static defences, such as towers and archers. In a pinch, Coustilliers can also be used to delay or harass even larger and stronger foes, although this is considered suicidal and thus ill-advised. At the parlement of 1439, Charles VII issued an ordinance to establish the creation of gendarmes d'ordonnance, or armed companies consisting of cavalry and mounted infantry. At the head of each company was a knightly cavalryman, followed by several other followers, including medium cavalry and archers. France, however, was not the only nation of the same period to establish a standing army — the practice also spread to Burgundy, and in the short space of a few years, Burgundy was one of the major military powers on continental Europe, boasting an army replete with modern troopers and even standardised artillery crews.

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