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Queen Taousert female cavalry
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Queen Taousert female cavalry

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Female cavalry

This pack includes three cavalry units, these are Amazons dressed to withstand the heat of the deserts.

Anairetes: light cavalry equipped with axe and shield
Furies: ligh cavalry, equipped with lance and small shield (very fast)
Hippomachoi: heavy cavalry, equipped with lance and large shield

Following the risk of instability that could occur after the death of the current Pharaoh, Taousert decided to strengthen his military force.

Being a woman, she naturally contacted the Queen of the Amazons Penthesilae so that she could provide her with a few regiments of her best female riders
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iMMort@l 7 月 19 日 上午 11:09 
this mod is good , but please nerf the units they are too over powered
Naoki 1 月 31 日 上午 8:04 
@Ziyi thanks for your reply. I installed your mod after starting a new game of Tausret.
but I confirmed that I could hire the cavalry units via Charioteer complex or Chariot racing stadium. so, it seems to work on a mid-game save file too.
Diomedian_ Swap 1 月 30 日 上午 11:24 
You should take this and create a mod to let us have women generals and leaders. Still find it wild that not even Tausret's faction (at the very least) allows you to have women heirs and/or generals.
Ziyi  [作者] 1 月 30 日 上午 6:36 
@Naoki - It's better to start a new game since you will have 2 cavalry units in your starting roster.
You can then recruit them in the same buildings as the chariots
Naoki 1 月 30 日 上午 4:01 
How do you recruit the cavalry units? Only works on a new campaign?
Ziyi  [作者] 2024 年 11 月 24 日 下午 1:55 
Taousert is the french name
𝕱𝖎𝖓𝖓𝖇𝖆𝖙 2024 年 10 月 22 日 下午 9:23 
Tausret, also spelled Tawosret or Twosret (d. 1189 BCE)