The Dacoit is quick and effective as a short-ranged infantry unit, with a good ranged attack and a decent hand attack. They are like the Musketeer in that they can easily kill cavalry and are well-rounded. They are like the Native Asian version of the Pistolero.
The Lakota can get Dacoits through the "Outlaw Band" and "Bandit Gang" Home City Cards, in the pool of random outlaws shipped.
Revolutions[]
Argentina and the Maya can also get Dacoits through the "Outlaw Band" (for Argentina) and "Bandit Gang" (for Maya) cards, in the pool of random outlaws shipped.
The player gains +10% XP from training units and other players receive -10% XP from defeating them; Sansculottes gather resources from Crates 50% faster; food from Berry Bushes and Cherry Orchards 25% faster; wood from trees and Mango Groves and coin from mines 20% faster; food from huntable and herdable animals, Mills, Farms and coin from Estates 15% faster
"Cult of the Supreme Being" is available upon revolting to Revolutionary France.
The Fugitive Dacoit is a Treasure guardian version of the Dacoit. They yield more hit points and speed as well as deal the same ranged attack as a Dacoit. However, Fugitive Dacoit lack the melee multiplier against cavalry and shock infantry. They can be found on maps such as Indochina, Himalayas, and Borneo.
युद्ध करने के लिए [Yuddh karne ke liye] (to do war – To war/To battle)
हमला [Hamalā] (attack!)
हाँ! [Hāṃ!] (yes!)
History[]
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A dacoit is a bandit, or a devotee of the professions of robbery and extortion. The word "dacoit" is an anglicized version of the Hindi word "dakaethee," meaning a local robber or thief.
Since the fourteenth century, dacoits held a position of prominence in rural Indian life. The most powerful became local warlords, holding great influence over local officials and politicians. They made money through ransoms and robberies, and by protecting members of their own castes against wandering bandits and rival dacoit. As payment, the villagers often sheltered the dacoit from the law.
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—In-game compendium section
Trivia[]
They have no association with the Marathan Catamaran (which is an entirely separate unit despite the fact Dacoit appear to steer those vessels).
Although the Dacoit wields a sword in the icon and in his art shown in the history portrait, they only use a pistol just like the Pistolero.
Since update 23511, the Dacoit is tagged as musket infantry, but it does not wield a musket.
Gallery[]
Fugitive Dacoits guarding their treasure
Dacoit stats
Fugitive Dacoit stats
The Dacoit's history portrait
Dacoits guarding Indian Fishing Boats after the Armed Fishermen card has been sent