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They pretty much eliminate the need for horsemen and halberdiers. The handgunners can also be shifted to the flanks to fire on ranged cavalry who attempt to fire on the far wings of your army.ĭemigryph halberds solve three problems: Needing anti-large, needing cavalry to flank the enemy, and taking out artillery. As your front line are all singular entity units, there’s a lot of free space and you can shoot without worrying about friendly fire. The handgunners take up positions behind and fire directly into the enemy as they swarm your Tank/LL/WP line. Enemy units will swarm and surround these units. This army fights defensively using the Steam Tanks, LL, and Warrior Priest as the front contact line.

My main army is designed to fight just about any faction, and is heavily anti-armor with some anti-large.

I divide up my armies into three types: Main army, sub-armies, low-budget armies.

Cavalry are used to flank, take out enemy ranged infantry and artillery. My personal style when building armies is very defensive: Artillery, strong melee infantry, and ranged infantry to counter enemy ranged infantry. The important thing is to make sure you’re covering the important characteristics: You will want to transition to handgunners eventually due to their armor-piercing damage.

From there, you want to concentrate on melee attack, melee defense, and armor.įor ranged infantry, crossbowmen work well, even into late game. Swordsmen and Spearmen (with Shields) fill this role nicely in the early and mid-game. Ideally, front-line infantry has shields in order to reduce the damage they receive from ranged attacks, which helps their longevity.