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Born in the wild Welsh hills, Rhehel are the backbone of Welsh armies, and are extremely well-suited for taking on cavalry, but little else. These units, while being faster on home turf, have vasty weaker stats, but this belies their ability to run very fast, especially on home turf. With Welsh propensities for stealth, however, weaker attacks and constitution are not an issue since you would normally be on the offensive, as compared to the opponent who would be stuck trying to guess the location of your dreaded army. The added speed which Rhehel can move at all ensure that you can deploy these men as quickly as you need them.

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rdfs:label	Rhehel
rdfs:comment	Born in the wild Welsh hills, Rhehel are the backbone of Welsh armies, and are extremely well-suited for taking on cavalry, but little else. These units, while being faster on home turf, have vasty weaker stats, but this belies their ability to run very fast, especially on home turf. With Welsh propensities for stealth, however, weaker attacks and constitution are not an issue since you would normally be on the offensive, as compared to the opponent who would be stuck trying to guess the location of your dreaded army. The added speed which Rhehel can move at all ensure that you can deploy these men as quickly as you need them.
dcterms:subject	Quotations Heavy infantry
Row 9 info	Library Military Level 3 Upgrades to Sciltron Infantry
Row 8 info	Rather high
Row 4 info	High
Row 10 title	Factions available
Row 7 title	Unit move and creation speed
Row 1 info	Heavy Infantry
Row 8 title	Unit HP
Row 4 title	Armour
Row 9 title	Technological requirements
Row 2 info	Barracks
Row 6 info	Melee Low LOS
Row 1 title	Unit type
Row 5 info	Pop cost: 1 Resource cost: 40M, 60F *Ramp cost: 1F, ?M
Row 2 title	Built/trained at
Row 6 title	Range
Row 10 info	*Wales
Row 5 title	Production cost
Row 3 info	Strong
Row 3 title	Damage and weapon type
Row 7 info	Unit movement speed: Slower outside home territory Creation speed: Slow
Box Title	Rhehel: Vital statistics
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abstract	Born in the wild Welsh hills, Rhehel are the backbone of Welsh armies, and are extremely well-suited for taking on cavalry, but little else. These units, while being faster on home turf, have vasty weaker stats, but this belies their ability to run very fast, especially on home turf. With Welsh propensities for stealth, however, weaker attacks and constitution are not an issue since you would normally be on the offensive, as compared to the opponent who would be stuck trying to guess the location of your dreaded army. The added speed which Rhehel can move at all ensure that you can deploy these men as quickly as you need them. Unlike most countries in Europe at the time, the style and method of medieval Welsh warfare was not overly influenced by feudalism — not least because the heavily armoured feudal horseman could not properly operate in the rough and hilly ground covering much of Wales. Warriors were dressed in a linen shirt (often red) and linen drawers; they covered these with a woolen cloak hanging to their knees, which was sometimes described as being "thin". This was followed by a series of weapons, but the most commonly used weapons were axes, javelins, spears and bows. Several manuscripts depict Welsh warriors as having only one shoe and their other foot bare — this probably allowed them to keep a balance on hilly or rough terrain. Hair was worn short, and was shaped around the eyes and ears; moustaches were popular, but beards were not.

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