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- Zombies made by the power of Alcon. They roam the earth in order to complete their final mission.
- Musketeers are an early type of firearm infantry, armed with a Musket. Musketeers were an important part of early modern armies, especially in Europe. The musketeer developed from the Arquebusier and was the precursor of the Rifleman, which replaced it in most European armies during the 1850's. Until the advent of the Bayonet in the 17th century, musketeers were notoriously ineffective in close-combat engagements and were fielded in so-called Pike and shot formations, or the Spanish Tercio, where they would be supported and protected by pikemen against cavalry charges.
- The Musketeer is a minifigure that was introduced in 2011 as part of 8804 Minifigures Series 4.
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- The Musketeer is a standard infantry unit used by many civilizations in Age of Empires III. It is used by the British, Spanish, French, Russians, and Portuguese.
- Musketeers (or "Musketeer" in the later games) is a largely defensive unit available mid-game in several Civ games.
- The Musketeers are a class that would've appeared in Conker's Other Bad Day, or also known as Conker: Gettin' Medieval. They would've appeared in the Xbox Live mode, though, it is unknown how they would've worked, but they have apparent old-fashioned-like Sniper Rifles. Tediz Musketeer.png|The Tediz Musketeer SHC Musketeer.png|The SHC Musketeer
- A member of the Vanguard (Sixteenth Bureau) superhero team.
- Technically, "Musketeer" is a misnomer for them because their weapon is the six-shooter pistol. The Snipers, instead, are those who have muskets as weapons.
- This costume was made to use in pair with the costume of cardinal.
- Musketeers are a Swedish version of Polish Zolnier, or Russian Marksman.
- A musketeer is a military soldier that is armed with a musket. Such a soldier would be trained in both marksmanship and close combat. Aquaman once called a swordfish Musketeer.
- El Musketeer es un héroe de Francia que se inspiró en Batman para convertirse en un luchador contra el crimen.
- Musketeers are infantry soldiers armed with steam-powered muskets. By the Guild regulations of naval warfare, all Anatoray Battle Ships and Disith Battle Ships are required to carry squads of musketeers. At the opening of each battle, the two fleets fly slowly past each other while the musketeers fire at each other across open bays. Only after the musketeer squads are withdrawn back to the ships does cannon fire between the ships commence.
- The Musketeer is a unit in the Imperial epoch of Empire Earth and Empire Earth: The Art of Conquest. The unit is a depiction of a man with a musket (hence the name 'Musketeer') and typical old-fashioned Early Modern Period clothing. The cape of the Musketeer is the colour of the player's faction colour (default: Blue). Musketeers played an important part in real-life armies of the European powers in Early Modern times. They mostly were on foot, however those on horseback were known as Cavalrymen or Dragoons.
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| - "Do you dare to face my blade?"
- To the dashing Musketeer, there's nothing in the world better than a clash of blades with a worthy opponent. Of course, when you're as good with a sword as he is, worthy opponents are pretty few and far between!
The Musketeer searches the world high and low for skilled adversaries. But alas, every duel ends in quick victory, and then there's nothing left to do but shake his defeated rival's hand with a thanks for trying. And then, with a smile, a wink and a bow, the Musketeer departs to seek his next opponent!
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