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A leg up from the Roundship, the War Cog is sturdier, stronger, and thus can carry a greater number of marines on board, making confrontations far more lethal. Carrying powerful arbalest-type weapons, War Cogs in large numbers can easily mow down warships and units alike, as well as provide sufficient fire support against castles, although they can only do so in large numbers. War Cogs still remain a fairly expensive investment, and are best used as the vanguard of your war fleet, and for reducing recalcitrant defenders whenever you find them, so keep an eye out for your opponents' fire boats, whenever you can.

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rdfs:label	War Cog
rdfs:comment	A leg up from the Roundship, the War Cog is sturdier, stronger, and thus can carry a greater number of marines on board, making confrontations far more lethal. Carrying powerful arbalest-type weapons, War Cogs in large numbers can easily mow down warships and units alike, as well as provide sufficient fire support against castles, although they can only do so in large numbers. War Cogs still remain a fairly expensive investment, and are best used as the vanguard of your war fleet, and for reducing recalcitrant defenders whenever you find them, so keep an eye out for your opponents' fire boats, whenever you can.
dcterms:subject	Quotations Heavy ships
Row 9 info	Library Imperial Era Level 4 link=library#military research\|Military Upgrade of Roundship Upgrades to Lanternas *Carrack
Row 8 info	High
Row 4 info	High
Row 10 title	Factions available
Row 7 title	Unit move and creation speed
Row 1 info	Heavy Ships
Row 8 title	Unit HP
Row 4 title	Armour
Row 9 title	Technological requirements
Row 2 info	Dockyard
Row 6 info	Good attack range Good LOS
Row 1 title	Unit type
Row 5 info	Pop cost: 2 Resource cost: 40 link=Resources#Metal\|Metal; 40link=Resources#Timber\|Timber *Ramp cost: 2 link=Resources#Metal\|Metal; 2link=Resources#Timber\|Timber
Row 2 title	Built/trained at
Row 6 title	Range
Row 10 info	All except China Japan Portugal Serbians
Row 5 title	Production cost
Row 3 info	High; arbalest
Row 3 title	Damage and weapon type
Row 7 info	Unit movement speed: medium Creation speed: slow
Box Title	War Cog: Vital statistics
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abstract	A leg up from the Roundship, the War Cog is sturdier, stronger, and thus can carry a greater number of marines on board, making confrontations far more lethal. Carrying powerful arbalest-type weapons, War Cogs in large numbers can easily mow down warships and units alike, as well as provide sufficient fire support against castles, although they can only do so in large numbers. War Cogs still remain a fairly expensive investment, and are best used as the vanguard of your war fleet, and for reducing recalcitrant defenders whenever you find them, so keep an eye out for your opponents' fire boats, whenever you can. The renowned workhorse of mediaeval empires, the cog, was a variant of roundship unique to Northern Europe. Taller and sturdier than the Norse-styled longships of old, the cog not only could carry more goods than the former, but it also surpassed them in combat performance, with its higher freeboard and fo'c'sles, which granted the advantage of a higher position for the men on board. The success of the Hanseatic league, and later the Victual Brothers (a guild which later turned to piracy in the Baltic) were all due to the use of the cog in battle. Ships of similar size and operation were also used in the Mediterranean, where their main use continued to be transport of goods by sea.

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