Unlike the Falconet which it replaces, the Organ Gun hits multiple times at an enemy target to mimic the Falconet's damage.
While it's slightly cheaper than the Falconet and only costs 4 population, the Organ Gun has less health and damage penalty modifiers against many targets, while Falconet has damage boosting modifiers instead. Organ Guns are still useful in clearing out clumps of units, as Falconets can occasionally leave a few units behind because of their single cannon fire compared to a burst from an Organ Gun. Also, switching from Limber mode to Bombard mode and vice versa is faster with the Organ Gun.
Organ Guns are trained in 40 seconds, have a speed of 2.4 in bombard mode, and take 1.5 seconds to shift mode.
History[]
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Also called a ribauldequin, this Renaissance-era gun's multiple iron barrels line up side by side. These small caliber (for artillery) projectiles were meant to be fired at the same time, creating a wave of fearsome iron that could tear ranks of enemy foot and cavalry soldiers apart.
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Gallery[]
An Organ Gun in Bombard mode
An Organ Gun in Limber mode
Multiple barreled cannons. The gun on the right is similar to the Organ Gun in the game.
An Organ Gun in Limber mode in the Definitive Edition
An Organ Gun in Bombard mode in the Definitive Edition
A(n) (Imperial) Rabauld in Limber mode in the Definitive Edition