About: Musketmen

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An Entity of Type : dbkwik:resource/L7CSkMEriUp9CvdWQCMJcA==, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

A musket is a status symbol among the tribes, even though it is not as practical or reliable as a hunting bow. A musket does, however, have a greater killing power and range than a bow. Warrior tactics in battle closely resemble those of European skirmishers, moving as small groups and firing as individuals. Massed volleys are almost unknown.

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rdf:type	/Units/ETW
rdfs:label	Musketmen
rdfs:comment	A musket is a status symbol among the tribes, even though it is not as practical or reliable as a hunting bow. A musket does, however, have a greater killing power and range than a bow. Warrior tactics in battle closely resemble those of European skirmishers, moving as small groups and firing as individuals. Massed volleys are almost unknown.
precision	40(xsd:integer)
dcterms:subject	Infantry Units
Soldiers	60(xsd:integer)
Morale	7(xsd:integer)
upkeep	110(xsd:integer)
Melee	9(xsd:integer)
Prod	Warrior Lodge
Range	90(xsd:integer)
Special	Can skirmish Can Guard Can hide in woodland Can hide in light scrub Can hide in long grass Can hide in buildings Remains hidden whilst walking Paths seldom trod Grappling Hooks Resistant to heat fatigue *Remains hidden whilst walking
Faction	All Native American factions
Weapon	Musket
Name	Musketmen
Type	Irregulars
turns to train	1(xsd:integer)
cbonus	7(xsd:integer)
dskill	4(xsd:integer)
unit cap	None
dbkwik:empiretotal...iPageUsesTemplate	dbkwik:resource/iF1NXbKJWINb0bH-AbgWDg== dbkwik:resource/JGvfz9CIGFTzCOPetXg99A==
Tech	Gun Dealing
Ammo	15(xsd:integer)
Cost	270(xsd:integer)
loading	20(xsd:integer)
abstract	A musket is a status symbol among the tribes, even though it is not as practical or reliable as a hunting bow. A musket does, however, have a greater killing power and range than a bow. Warrior tactics in battle closely resemble those of European skirmishers, moving as small groups and firing as individuals. Massed volleys are almost unknown. Historically, the tribes used whatever smoothbore muskets they could obtain by trade, theft or conquest. It was highly unlikely that any two guns would bear more than a passing similarity, unless the tribe had managed to ambush and defeat a European military unit.

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