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Armed with a short bow and some weapons, the archer can actually hold their own in a fight (the Hironeiden archers anyway) but they do much better when they line up to deliver attacks from afar. Archers The basic distance unit is the archer.They are equal against almost all other ground troop types.

Infantry does well against archers, but poorly against cavalry. When huddled together, infantry move slower (useful for remaining undetected while in forest). Infantry can disperse in wider formations to avoid damage from explosive dealing units like catapults and aerial bombers while in wide formation, infantry run faster. Infantry can defend against arrows by huddling together (as Ellen and Morene will mention - by and by I'd pay to see them tongue kiss one another).

Cavalry and other specialized units can probably get things done better in some circumstances, but when you really doubt what you can do, call in the infantry and squash their little heads in. Infantry can do about 90% of the fighting in all of KUFTC. All of your leaders (the one you can control and fight with) have infantry (or their equivalents) as their core troop. Infantry The basic unit is the sword in one hand, shield in the other man-at-arms.Knowing the abilities of each class is important to winning your petty, petty wars. Throw in the various flavours when the racial aspect is introduced (Hironeiden, Vellan, Hexter, Eccelsian) and you have quite a convuluted mess of stats. Two more unit 'types', siege units and aerial units are also available. There are basically seven major groupings of troops of which the first five - infantry, cavalry, archers, spear/axe men, and sappers - are covered in the training menu for Easy and Normal. Take note of it and the resistances of each troop type as well. Even with a high frontal stat, cavalry will take losses when running through a group of spear or axe men. For example, cavalry of any sort will be automatically destroyed by spear or axe men, regardless if the cavalry has partial immunity to frontal statistic (which determines resistances against various attacks). Jobs not only determine what tasks a troop can do, but also what other troop types they may be weak against. So be very careful what skills you assign your leaders, or you may have to go back to an earlier save game to have your fun. The only skill you can remove is a magical skill (like Curse, Fire, Ice, Lightning, Earth, etc.) since you may need to switch spells along a campaign.

This way, you can go back to an earlier save with all your previously earned experience to mess around with new troop jobs or Your core troop will almost always be melee and scouting, which are two skills that cannot be removed. At the end of each battle but before you enter the barracks to 'do stuff', save your game and use another slot for your next save. The more/higher the skills are, the better off your troops are at their task and their ability to change their task when the mission calls for it. Jobs are open to your troops in KUFTC and is determined by the troops' leader (not the officers) skills. Quick Basics Jobs, or 'occupations' (in a Warhammer sense), determines the ability of your troops in battle against good, evil or sexually-deviant sorcerers like myself. Kingdom Under Fire Crusaders and Heroes Jobs and Resistances FAQ (5) The latest versions of the document, graphic, and other errata will always be available on

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