Strategy 
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Royal Heirs is a sound choice for players who prefer to use their Shotel Warriors as emergency troops due to the Ethiopian unique unit already has a very fast deployment rate, though it can also provide a substantial tactical advantage to players who build their auxiliary Castles close to the enemy's base by letting them create massive amounts of infantry in a short time to overwhelm their opponent.
Theoretically, Royal Heirs could benefit players who frequently launch raids and worker line harassment attacks, though unless the enemy faction builds its resource camps far away from its main base and army, this is generally cost ineffective and unreliable due to the risk of retaliation.
To players who prefer standard rank-and-file units, Royal Heirs is practically useless.
Team bonuses Edit
| Unique technologies | |
 The Conquerors | |
|---|---|
| Garland Wars | Yeomen | Logistica | Furor Celtica | Rocketry | Bearded Axe | Anarchy | Perfusion | Atheism | Kataparuto | Shinkichon | El Dorado | Drill | Mahouts | Zealotry | Supremacy | Crenellations | Artillery | Berserkergang | |
 The Forgotten | |
| Atlatl | Warwolf | Greek Fire | Stronghold | Great Wall | Chivalry | Marauders | Andean Sling | Couriers | Sultans | Shatagni | Pavise | Silk Road | Yasama | Panokseon | Mercenaries | Recurve Bow | Obsidian Arrows | Nomads | Boiling Oil | Madrasah | Orthodoxy | Druzhina | Inquisition | Ironclad | Sipahi | Chieftains | |
 The African Kingdoms | |
| Kasbah | Maghrabi Camels | Tigui | Farimba | Royal Heirs | Torsion Engines | Carrack | Arquebus | |
 Rise of the Rajas | |
| Howdah | Manipur Cavalry | Tusk Swords | Double Crossbow | Thalassocracy | Forced Levy | Chatras | Paper Money | |
