About: Native American Tribesmen

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Tribesmen are a melee unit, relying primarily on force of numbers over skill. When the tribe is threatened all men are called to arms. Young or old matters little as long as they have the strength and will to hold a weapon. Some men may have never seen battle, and only have weapons used in the hunt. Pride in protecting the tribe and the possible spoils that come from distinguishing oneself in battle are enough to drive tribesmen forward.

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rdf:type	/Units/ETW
rdfs:label	Native American Tribesmen
rdfs:comment	Tribesmen are a melee unit, relying primarily on force of numbers over skill. When the tribe is threatened all men are called to arms. Young or old matters little as long as they have the strength and will to hold a weapon. Some men may have never seen battle, and only have weapons used in the hunt. Pride in protecting the tribe and the possible spoils that come from distinguishing oneself in battle are enough to drive tribesmen forward.
dcterms:subject	Infantry Units
Soldiers	120(xsd:integer)
Morale	4(xsd:integer)
upkeep	120(xsd:integer)
Melee	6(xsd:integer)
Prod	Hunting Grounds
Special	Can hide in woodland Can hide in light scrub Can hide in long grass Paths seldom trod *Resistant to heat fatigue
Faction	Most Native American factions
Weapon	Tomahawk
Name	Native American Tribesmen
Type	Militia
turns to train	1(xsd:integer)
cbonus	5(xsd:integer)
dskill	2(xsd:integer)
unit cap	None
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Tech	None
Cost	280(xsd:integer)
abstract	Tribesmen are a melee unit, relying primarily on force of numbers over skill. When the tribe is threatened all men are called to arms. Young or old matters little as long as they have the strength and will to hold a weapon. Some men may have never seen battle, and only have weapons used in the hunt. Pride in protecting the tribe and the possible spoils that come from distinguishing oneself in battle are enough to drive tribesmen forward. Historically, tattoos commemorated the brave actions of a tribesman. Fish bones or rock splinters were used to cut the design, and soot or natural dyes coloured the wound. If one tribe defeated another in battle all those on the winning side were given tattoos to commemorate the victory. Animal totems were another popular theme, giving the wearer the strength of the creature in the tattoo design.

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