Medieval Tactics 4.2 Pro

If you are new to this map, do the following: 1. Click your barracks. 2. Start building a bunch of Men at Arms. 3. Listen to your allies.

Counter Men at Arms using Cavalry Archers and Cossacks. Counter Cossacks using Archers. Counter Pikemen using Cavalry Archers, Cossacks, Archers, and Men at Arms. Counter Archers using Tarkans and Javelin Throwers. Counter Javelin Throwers using Tarkans and Knights. Counter Cavalry Archers using Tarkans and Knights. Counter Knights using Pikemen. Counter Tarkans using Pikemen, Knights, and Men at Arms. *NOTE: This chart assumes that no units have been upgrading; some technologies may change the counters listed here.

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If you are training melee, research Veteran Soldiers. If you are training Archers, research Experienced Archers. If you are training Cavalry, research Charge. If you are training Infantry, research Phalanx and Marathon Training.

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Masons are the workers of the medieval battlefield. They can build and repair structures, and can repair Ballistas.

Men at Arms build exceptionally quickly. At the beginning of the game they aren't too great, but when upgraded become powerful. Research: Veteran Soldiers, Defend, Phalanx, Marathon Training, Iron Forged Swords, Iron Plating Counters: Cossacks, Field Artillery, Ballistas

Cossacks destroy infantry units. If you are being harassed by Men at Arms, Cossacks are the thing to train. Research: Veteran Soldiers, Phalanx, Marathon Training, Iron Forged Swords, Iron Plating Counters: Archers, Field Artillery, Ballistas, Knights

Pikemen are an anti-cavalry infantry unit. They counter Knights and Tarkans. Research: Veteran Soldiers, Phalanx, Marathon Training, Iron Forged Swords, Iron Plating Counters: Cossacks, Archers, Men at Arms

Archers are the mainstay ranged unit. Archers tend to be vulnerable when exposed, but deadly at night and when they are behind something. Many players like building Archers, including BludStainDSnipR in large games. Research: Experienced Archers, Ambush, Nimble Fingers, Marathon Training, Aerodynamic Projectiles, Piercing Arrows, Archer Armor Counters: Tarkans, Men at Arms (with Defend), Knights, Field Artillery

Javelin Throwers are skilled anti-archer ranged units. Research: Experienced Archers, Ambush, Nimble Fingers, Marathon Training, Aerodynamic Projectiles, Piercing Arrows, Archer Armor Counters: Knights, Men at Arms

Cavalry Archers are the ultimate raiding unit. They destroy slow-moving enemies effectively. Research: Experienced Archers, Piercing Projectiles, Archer Armor, Nimble Fingers, Aerodynamic Projectiles Counters: Tarkans, Knights

An all-around great unit. While they train slowly, Knights are powerful and quick. They counter just about anything when used correctly, and their only weakness is their slow build time. Personal favorite of BludStainDSnipR. Research: Charge, Veteran Soldiers, Iron Plating, Iron Forged Swords Counters: Men at Arms (with lots of upgrades), sheer numbers

Tarkans are the ultimate anti-archer. They also excel against siege units. Research: Charge, Veteran Soldiers, Iron Plating, Iron Forged Swords Counters: Knights, Men at Arms

Monks are the clergy of the battlefield. Monks are the only source of healing for basic units. Monks cannot attack. Research: Marathon Training, build the tech tree up to a King's Palace (War Academy, Forge, Lumber Mill). Counters: Just about anything slaughters a Monk.

Ballistas are a meium-range siege unit. Somewhat obselete, but useful if used correctly. Research: Aerodynamic Projectiles, Piercing Arrows

Battering Rams are a useful siege unit. Although they have a melee attack, Battering Rams have more hit points and armor than other varieties of siege weapons. In addition, Battering Rams have the unique ability to transport friendly units, making them a perfect way to set up sneak attacks.

Field Artillery wins the Most Annoying Unit award. Artillery decimates your enemies at long range, but decimates your allies who are in the wrong place at the wrong time. Field Artillery takes a long time to build and can be killed in one hit by any unit. Nonetheless, Field Artillery remains a favorite of noobs and experts alike. Research: Reload Practice, Incendiary Shells Counters: Tarkans, Ballistas, Knights, Archers (with Experienced Archers and Marathon Training)

Longbows are the assassains of the battlefield. Skillfully slaying enemies while remaining unhurt, Longbows can be deadly when used correctly. Research: Spy, Stalk, Poisoned Arrows, Piercing Arrows, Archer Armor

Champions are the most powerful unit available. When upgraded, Champions are almost invincible and can pack a devastating punch. Obtaining 5 or more Chamions will almost always end the game in your favor. Research: Steel Armor, Backswing, Spiked Armor, Iron Plating, Iron Forged Swords

Legionnaires are the leviathan of the medieval system. Although they move slowly, Legionnaires can do an incredible amount of damage to enemy units. Also, unlike Longbows and Chamions, Legionnaires have all of their special skills ready to use the second they are trained. Research: Iron Forged Swords, Iron Plating