Once Flight is researched, these bonuses are upgraded so the chateau offers +3 gold and +3 culture. These can only be constructed on tiles next to a luxury resource, meaning settling in areas with an abundance of these is arguably even more important for the French! When first built, these act as a fort (+50% defensive strength for units occupying the fort) and offer +1 gold and +2 culture. They boast a combat strength of 28 (compared to the 24 of the regular unit), meaning they can be utilised effectively for both offensive and defensive purposes.Ĭhateau: Unique improvement, requires Chivalry
Very little to discuss here, the musketeer is n uninteresting yet effective unit, acting as a simple upgrade for the musketman. Musketeer: Replaces Musketman, requires Gunpowder
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