Chevaliers Unit Guide
Getting Started |
Seasons |
Regions |
Weapons |
Units |
Unit Mastery |
Mercenaries |
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Golden Era (5-Stars) |
Heroic Era (4-Stars) |
Silver Era (3-Stars) |
Chivalric Era (2-Stars) |
Feudal Era (1-Stars) |
Rustic Era (0-Stars) |
Crafting |
Fief Ownership |
Library |
Unit Details
- Season 10: Paragons
- Acquisition: Seasonal Challenges
- Unlocked Via: Seasonal Unit Challenges
- Type: Cavalry - Lancer
- Era: Golden Era
Core Unit Statistics
Basic Attributes | |||
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Health | 7,349 | Strength (Units) | 14 |
Leadership | 340 | Speed | 7.00 |
Range | 0 | Ammo | 0 |
Labour | 1.34 | Max Level | 30 |
Combat Proficiency | |||||
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Piercing AP | 1,437 | Piercing DMG | 767 | Piercing DEF | 758 |
Slashing AP | 0 | Slashing DMG | 0 | Slashing DEF | 789 |
Blunt AP | 0 | Blunt DMG | 0 | Blunt DEF | 837 |
Terrain Effects | ||||
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Desert | Plains | Hills | Steppe | Urban |
Fair | Great | Bad | Good | Poor |
Unit Kit Crafting
Unit Kit Recipe | |||||||||
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Chevaliers Kit |
14 Pure Iron |
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Eagle Range (NA) Crafting Locations: | |||||||||
Fief | Region | Fief Level | Availability | ||||||
Kochi | Borderlands | 4 | Fief Level Too Low | ||||||
Zadeni | Borderlands | 2 | Fief Level Too Low | ||||||
Dianliu | Borderlands | 1 | Fief Level Too Low |
Lore Books:
Chevaliers 1
[The text is quite long, but you are able to glean a few details:]
Feudal culture in Pays-de-Ia-Gloire is deeply entrenched: From the king to the dukes, to the earls, to the baron down to the dreaded bailiffs and constables, and finally to the tenant farmers and the landless serfs, no one in this land is ever allowed to forget their place in the great chain of obligations and fealties. These obligations include fighting in the wars of one's overlord. Any chevalier who values the esteem of his peers (which is to say, all of them) will bring the best fighters he can, but since most peasants pay their rent in goods and labour, their knightly overlords often lack the funds to hire professional mercenaries. When they need to build a retinue of armed men to take to war, some chevaliers take the strongest and most able fighters from among their own tenants.
Chevaliers 2
[The text is quite long, but you are able to glean a few details:]
When they are not fighting wars for the king, the chevaliers of Pays-de-la-Gloire are training for battle and competing for bragging rights in the near-endless rounds of tournaments which fill up the summer months. White the peasantry toil in the fields, the chevaliers joust in the lists, or engage in mock battles with blunted weapons. The prize money for winning such contests is considerable, and it is not unheard of for capable but cash-poor landless knights to support themselves and their entourage by touring from one tournament to the next.
Chevaliers 3
[The text is quite long, but you are able to glean a few details:]
While the life of a feudal retainer in Pays-de-la-Gloire is not generally a long or happy one, they have on occasion outfought enemies of much greater skill and much greater numbers. At the Battle of Lionheart Lake, the militiamen sworn to the service of Sir Henri dü Blois not only stood their ground when that noble knight was felled by the enemy, they charged into the melee after him. So surprised were the enemy mercenaries that they quit the field, allowing the loyal peasants to retrieve the body of their lord and bear it away for a respectful burial.
Related Information:
- Season 10: Paragons
- Banner Guards (4.5 Stars)
- Alchemists (3.0 Stars)