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	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 or 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 Bombard Cannons or 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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