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MONGOLIA
Leader: Temujin
Aggression Level: 5
Favorite Government: Despotism
Shunned Government: Democracy
Culture Group: Asian
Leader: Temujin
Aggression Level: 5
Favorite Government: Despotism
Shunned Government: Democracy
Culture Group: Asian
Trait Combo: Militaristic & Expansionist; 4/28
2 traits that are very weak are combined here, leaving you with a weak trait combo. There are a few benefits though. The Expansionist trait will find the enemies, and the your higher promoted units can hunt them down and attack. Also, you have a chance early in the game to be a good civ, but if you dont pop enough of the good huts you will be in a lot of trouble.
Unique Unit: Keshik; 13/31
The Keshik is a 4.2.2 knight replacement, which is 10 shields cheaper and has no movement penalty over hills and mountains. It is a reasonably good UU, since it comes at a good time and is cheap. Many people complain about the reduced defence of the Keshik, but the Keshik and Knights primary purpose is attack. In theory, you will get 7 Keshiks per 6 Knights, so you will have 15% more units. The major downfall of the Keshik is that it has no major benefits. It isnt a game breaker, and most likely never will be.
AI Game Play: 5/10
A Mongol AI doesnt realise that there needs to be major wars for the civ to have a chance. Normally they have plenty of units, but none of the nessecary aggression to get into the top civs. That said, if they have a good early war they can be strong, and go on an unstoppable rampage. unfortuantely, it doesnt happen often enough.
UU & TC Blend: 1/1
They blend. The Mongols really need an early MA golden age if they dont have a good war early, and the Keshik provides. The expansionist trait will give the positions of your enemies, and the Keshiks will give you the heads of the leaders.
Total Score: 23/70 Rank: 6/7
Comments and discussion welcomed.
2 traits that are very weak are combined here, leaving you with a weak trait combo. There are a few benefits though. The Expansionist trait will find the enemies, and the your higher promoted units can hunt them down and attack. Also, you have a chance early in the game to be a good civ, but if you dont pop enough of the good huts you will be in a lot of trouble.
Unique Unit: Keshik; 13/31
The Keshik is a 4.2.2 knight replacement, which is 10 shields cheaper and has no movement penalty over hills and mountains. It is a reasonably good UU, since it comes at a good time and is cheap. Many people complain about the reduced defence of the Keshik, but the Keshik and Knights primary purpose is attack. In theory, you will get 7 Keshiks per 6 Knights, so you will have 15% more units. The major downfall of the Keshik is that it has no major benefits. It isnt a game breaker, and most likely never will be.
AI Game Play: 5/10
A Mongol AI doesnt realise that there needs to be major wars for the civ to have a chance. Normally they have plenty of units, but none of the nessecary aggression to get into the top civs. That said, if they have a good early war they can be strong, and go on an unstoppable rampage. unfortuantely, it doesnt happen often enough.
UU & TC Blend: 1/1
They blend. The Mongols really need an early MA golden age if they dont have a good war early, and the Keshik provides. The expansionist trait will give the positions of your enemies, and the Keshiks will give you the heads of the leaders.
Total Score: 23/70 Rank: 6/7
Comments and discussion welcomed.
) shield per turn city can produce a knight with no wasted sheilds. With 1 shield per turn it takes too long, 70 shields per turn does not happen in the Middle Ages, and 35 shields per turn is an extreme rarety. On the other hand 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 12, 15, 20, 30, and 60 all go into 60 evenly. This means that if you had a 15 spt city you could build a Keshik every 4 turns but it would take 5 turns to make a knight. This is why I usually fight with Medieval Infantry\Trebuchets\Pikes and very few knights. On the other hand, I will build mostly Keshiks if I am Mongolia.
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