About: Death's Head Hussars

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Hussars are light cavalry, used as skirmishers and for scouting ahead of an army. These superb horsemen are a force that can be used as a screen by the main army, or for strategic scouting to locate the enemy. They are armed with curved sabres and smoothbore carbine muskets. Their gaudy, almost popinjay uniforms should not lead enemies to underestimate them as mere dandies – these are trained, disciplined and dangerous soldiers.

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rdfs:label	Death's Head Hussars
rdfs:comment	Hussars are light cavalry, used as skirmishers and for scouting ahead of an army. These superb horsemen are a force that can be used as a screen by the main army, or for strategic scouting to locate the enemy. They are armed with curved sabres and smoothbore carbine muskets. Their gaudy, almost popinjay uniforms should not lead enemies to underestimate them as mere dandies – these are trained, disciplined and dangerous soldiers.
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Soldiers	45(xsd:integer)
Morale	10(xsd:integer)
upkeep	290(xsd:integer)
Melee	11(xsd:integer)
Prod	Imperial Palace
Special	Wedge Formation Diamond Formation
Games	Empire: Total War
Faction	Prussia
Weapon	Sword
Name	Death's Head Hussars
Type	Melee Cavalry
turns to train	1(xsd:integer)
cbonus	15(xsd:integer)
dskill	17(xsd:integer)
unit cap	1(xsd:integer)
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Cost	1160(xsd:integer)
abstract	Hussars are light cavalry, used as skirmishers and for scouting ahead of an army. These superb horsemen are a force that can be used as a screen by the main army, or for strategic scouting to locate the enemy. They are armed with curved sabres and smoothbore carbine muskets. Their gaudy, almost popinjay uniforms should not lead enemies to underestimate them as mere dandies – these are trained, disciplined and dangerous soldiers. Hussars have a certain swashbuckling attitude towards the business of warfare, and the bandit origins of the Hungarian “huszárok” are certainly evident. Even non-Hungarian hussars cultivate a slightly barbarous air, and little private or enemy property is safe when they are around! Oddly, they are also unusually democratic, and troopers expect to be consulted by their officers before attacking the enemy, again probably a legacy of their brigand heritage. Historically, many nations adopted hussars after the Austrian type proved successful, and military fashions were also influenced by the hussars’ splendid and elaborate uniforms. Hussar uniforms became slight caricatures, but remained very fashionable and popular, particularly with ladies – perhaps it was the very tight breeches that were so appealing.

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