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With the [[../Franks|Franks]] and [[../Celts|Celts]], the Britons are one of the civilizations belonging to the Western Europe region. Its major strength is in its archers and long-range military units. Its unique unit, the British Longbowman, is the unit with the longest firing range in the game apart from the Turkish Bombard Cannon (Turkish unique technology increases the range to exceed the Briton Elite Longbowmen) and of course Trebuchets.
With the [[../Franks|Franks]] and [[../Celts|Celts]], the Britons are one of the civilizations belonging to the Western Europe region. Its major strength is in its archers and long-range military units. Its unique unit, the British Longbowman, is the unit with the longest firing range in the game apart from the Turkish Bombard Cannon (Turkish unique technology increases the range to exceed the Briton Elite Longbowmen) and of course Trebuchets.


The Longbowmen are great for defending, since most units won't make it to the Longbowmen. When attacking, remember to take a few <s>Bombard Cannons</s><ref>Britons are unable to research gunpowder techs - Bombard towers, Bombard cannons or Bombard ships are not available</ref>  Trebuchets for castles and towers, although the Longbowmen outrange most defensive structures (apart from the Teutonic Castle after Crennelations is researched). They do take quite a while to destroy the structures since they do piercing damage. You might also find it useful to move a Monk or two with the army for healing.
The Longbowmen are great for defending, since most units won't make it to the Longbowmen. When attacking, remember to take a few <s>Bombard Cannons</s><ref><small>Britons are unable to research gunpowder techs - Bombard towers, Bombard cannons or Bombard ships are not available</small></ref>  Trebuchets for castles and towers, although the Longbowmen outrange most defensive structures (apart from the Teutonic Castle after Crennelations is researched). They do take quite a while to destroy the structures since they do piercing damage. You might also find it useful to move a Monk or two with the army for healing.
 
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With the Franks and Celts, the Britons are one of the civilizations belonging to the Western Europe region. Its major strength is in its archers and long-range military units. Its unique unit, the British Longbowman, is the unit with the longest firing range in the game apart from the Turkish Bombard Cannon (Turkish unique technology increases the range to exceed the Briton Elite Longbowmen) and of course Trebuchets.

The Longbowmen are great for defending, since most units won't make it to the Longbowmen. When attacking, remember to take a few Bombard Cannons[1] Trebuchets for castles and towers, although the Longbowmen outrange most defensive structures (apart from the Teutonic Castle after Crennelations is researched). They do take quite a while to destroy the structures since they do piercing damage. You might also find it useful to move a Monk or two with the army for healing.

  1. Britons are unable to research gunpowder techs - Bombard towers, Bombard cannons or Bombard ships are not available