Argentina and the Maya can also get Jagunços through the "Outlaw Band" (for Argentina) and "Bandit Gang" (for Maya) Home City Cards, which are included in the pool of random outlaws shipped.
Delivers 10 Cows and 10 Jagunços; Cow train limit +10; enables Cows to be trained at Livestock Pens and Jagunços; enables Jagunços to be trained at Stables, Taverns, Lombards, Forts, and Galleons
"Riding School" is available to the Dutch, Italians, and Portuguese.
"Cattle Drivers" and "Jagunços" are available to the Dutch, Italians, and Portuguese upon revolting to Brazil.
For the next 30 seconds, military building training and research work rate +400%, unit speed +10%
Colegio de San Nicolas
Delivers 1 Large Collection of Books (500 XP); unit Line of Sight +4; building (except Wall) Line of Sight +8; reveals enemy units' positions for 20 seconds
Even though the in-game rider uses the Pistolero model with a different hat and coat, Jagunço reuse the Comanchero's icon and horse model.
Before an update, the Jagunço's in-game name was written with a C instead of the correct cedilla.
History[]
Jagunços are fugitive criminals or people with a violent background who lent themselves into the service of influential people such as farmers and politicians to provide protection and security of their estates and slaves. Consequentially, jagunços are often sheltered from the law enforcement by their employers. Their name is taken from the Portuguese zarguncho which refers to a short lance-like weapon of African origin.
The term would later become, in northeastern Brazil, a synonym for cangaço.