Mapuche Ironwood Clubman

Mapuche Ironwood Clubman
Unit information
Introduced in	The WarChiefs
Type	Infantry Heavy infantry Melee infantry Native warrior
Age	Colonial Age
Training
Trained at	Trading Post on a Mapuche settlement Native Embassy
Food	85
Wood	15
Training time	20 seconds
Training limit	15 per Mapuche settlement
Statistics
Hit points	165
Resists	10% vs. Melee
Speed	5.0
Line of Sight	12
XP train bounty	10
XP bounty	10
Melee attack
Damage	12
Multipliers	×2.0 vs. Cavalry ×1.5 vs. Light infantry
Rate of Fire	1.5
Siege attack
Damage	30
Range	6
Rate of Fire	3.0

“	Mapuche warrior with a large two-handed club.	”
—In-game description

The Mapuche Ironwood Clubman is a melee heavy infantry native warrior in Age of Empires III: The WarChiefs that can be trained at a Trading Post built on a Mapuche settlement.

Overview

The Mapuche Ironwood Clubman is similar to a Halberdier-type unit. They can be potent building destroyers if Mapuche Tactics is researched.

Upgrades

Age	Upgrade	Cost	Effect
	Mapuche Warrior Societies	200 wood, 150 coin	Upgrades Mapuche Ironwood Clubmen to Elite (+25% hit points and attack)
	Champion Mapuche	400 wood, 300 coin	Upgrades Mapuche Ironwood Clubmen to Champion (+40% hit points and attack; requires Mapuche Warrior Societies)
	Legendary Native Warriors Exalted Natives	1,500 food, 1,500 wood	Upgrades native warriors to Legendary/Exalted (+50% hit points and attack)

The Legendary Native Warriors improvement is available in the Capitol for European civilizations and in the Town Center for Native American and Asian (as Exalted Natives) civilizations.

Further statistics

Unit strengths and weaknesses
Strong vs.	Cavalry, light infantry, buildings
Weak vs.	Skirmishers, archers, artillery
Improvements
Hit points	Infantry Breastplate (+10%) Thin Red Line (+20%, British only) Corselet (+25%, Spanish only)
Attack	Mapuche Tactics (+50% siege attack)
Speed	Military Drummers (+10%) Tilly's Discipline (+20%, Germans only) Incan Road-building (+20%)
Sight	Town Watch (+2)
Creation speed	Standing Army (-25%) Incan Chasquis Messengers (-25%)
Penalties	Thin Red Line (-25% speed, British only) Tilly's Discipline (+10% cost, Germans only) Corselet (-15% speed, Spanish only)

Home City Cards

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Green: TEAM Shipment that is sent to each player in a team All Card Description Age HC level Native Treaties Each different allied native tribe sends a shipment of their respective native warriors 1 Native Warriors Native warriors cost -25% 10 Native Warrior Combat Native warriors get +25% hit points and attack 25 TEAM Native Warrior Societies Native warrior train limit +30% 25 Blood Brothers Upgrades native warriors to Elite/Disciplined and Champion/Honored (if not already) 25 Fencing School Infantry train time -40% 10 The Native Treaties and Native Warriors cards are available to European and Native American civilizations. The Native Treaties card ships 5 Mapuche Ironwood Clubmen if the player had built a Trading Post on a Mapuche settlement. The Native Warrior Combat card is available to French and Iroquois. The Blood Brothers card is available to Aztecs, French, Germans, Iroquois, Portuguese, Russians, Sioux, and Spanish. The TEAM Native Warrior Societies card is available to Aztecs, Dutch, Iroquois, and Sioux. The Fencing School card is not available to Chinese, Iroquois, Japanese, Ottomans, and Sioux. Asians Card Description Age HC level Native Alliance Native warrior train limit +20% and cost -10% (also +1 Villager for the Indians) 1 Native Warrior Hitpoints Native warriors get +30% hit points and +10% speed (also +1 Villager for the Indians) 10 Native Warrior Attack Native warriors get +30% attack and train time -25% 10 The Native Alliance card is not available to the Chinese. The Native Warrior Hitpoints card is not available to the Japanese. The Native Warrior Attack card is not available to the Indians. Chinese Card Description Age HC level Western Reforms All units get +8% hit points and attack 40 Acupuncture Unit train time -20% 10 Dutch Card Description Age HC level TEAM Infantry Hitpoints Infantry get +15% hit points 10 French Card Description Age HC level Wilderness Warfare Coureurs des Bois, Skirmishers, and native warriors get +20% hit points 25 TEAM Improved Native Warriors Native warriors get +15% hit points and attack 1 Indians Card Description Age HC level Dravidian Martial Arts All units get +15% melee attack +1 Villager 40 TEAM Shivaji's Tactics All units get +5% hit points and attack 25 Iroquois Card Description Age HC level Infantry Attack Infantry get +15% attack 10 Infantry Hitpoints Infantry get +15% hit points 10 Infantry Combat Infantry get +15% hit points and attack 25 TEAM Scout Infantry Infantry get +8 LOS 10 Japanese Card Description Age HC level Onin War Infantry get +33% siege attack 40 TEAM Cheaper Unit Upgrades Unit upgrades cost -20% 1 Russians Card Description Age HC level Ransack Infantry get +50% siege attack 25 TEAM Dueling School Infantry train time -25%; banner army train time -12% 25 Sioux Card Description Age HC level Wind Runner Infantry get +10% speed 10 Black Arrow Native warrior train time -85% 10 Spanish Card Description Age HC level TEAM Hand Infantry Attack Melee infantry get +15% attack 10 TEAM Inquisition All units get +10 LOS 10

In-game dialogue

Main article: Mapuche#In-game_dialogue

Trivia

• The Mapuche Ironwood Clubman are one of several anti-cavalry units in the Age of Empires series to use a club, the others being the Maceman, the Nootka Clubman, the Nootka War Chief, and the Yamabushi from Age of Empires III, as well as the Katapeltes from Age of Mythology.

History

“

The relative stability the Mapuche lived in for centuries was shattered by the encroach of the Spanish during the sixteenth century. The Spanish thought they could easily conquer the Mapuche and their lands. They were mistaken. The Mapuche were fierce warriors, and consistently battled back the Spanish. After more than a century of warfare, the Spanish admitted defeat and signed a treaty granting the Mapuche rights to their own lands. The Mapuche lived in wooden huts with thatched roofs called rukas. Hunting, gathering, and small farm plots where they cultivated crops such as potatoes provided most of their food. They typically lived in small, widespread communities oriented around family units. After the Spanish invasion, however, the Mapuche began to band together for protection in larger groups.

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Gallery

An in-game Mapuche Ironwood Clubman model

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