The importance of providing standardised equipment to their soldiers was realised by the more astute daimyo during the Sengoku period. The same, however, was not true of the ashigaru who were drawn from the lower, poorer classes. Samurai nearly always provided their own armour and weaponry. It also allows the Famous Spear Dojo to produce Naginata and the Famous Horse Dojo to produce Heavy Although it doesn't train any troops itself, its presence in a region improves the armour of all troops produced by other buildings in that region. The Armoury specialises in the production of superior quality armour.
Then the remaining ~2 slots I would recommend either 1 Spellslinger of the life variety for endless healing every single moment of every single dratted battle everywhere and 1 Forest Dragon to ruin the poor AI's day or 2 spellslingers of the life variety with a mod to remove the healing cap on units for ultimate cheese tactics.Adds +1 armour to all units produced in the region. You can use 2 of these in exchange for the Wildwood Rangers too if you want to be a bit more mobile. Poison-arrow ones can do a fair bit of ranged-duelling if needed too. These guys are here only to whittle down enemy numbers or do a wraparound to a flank. Wardancers get a lot done and will win some matchups on their own.įollow them up with between 4 and 6 Glade Guards with a mix of poison and fire/AP arrows, nobody uses stock arrows, they're bad crossbowmen. They're worse in direct slugfests than the wardancers with spears, but they're better at wrapping around and hitting guys in the back. Or 0 if you prefer going full-on Wardancers. Anti-large is a thing, and they do it well. Maybe 4 if you don't like Wildwood rangers. With the melee buffs these girls will hold pretty much against anything bar direct anti-infantry units with high MA
Then skill into the army melee buffs ASAP
1: Pick a glade lord with the Talon special buff for +12% range for his/her army.
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