Like Minutemen, Warriors quickly lose hit points over time, which only stops when they have only 1 hit point remaining. Any damage taken after that will kill them, making them almost useless once this occurs; however, Warriors are quite strong against Villagers. Warriors are also useful in temporary battles or to react quickly to an immediate crisis.
Warriors are a good tool for quickly defending settlements, especially Town Centers. However, despite their good attack, their train limit of six and the fact that they automatically lose hit points make Warriors ineffective on the offensive and they should strictly be used for emergency defensive purposes.
"Long before recorded history, humans have sought ways to connect with nature and one another. The traditional dances of Native Americans express that core desire in many different ways. More than recreation, the dance was a way to share the concerns, dreams, and fears of the tribal unit. Tribal members danced to chants and drums, flutes, and other musical instruments.
Dances had a variety of purposes: for a plentiful harvest, such as the Corn Grinding Song of the Zuni; as a prayer for rain during the scorching time of summer, such as the Hopi Snake Dance; and to bring forth better hunting, such as the Deer Dance of the Navajo. No matter the tribe or season, the act of the dance itself is better understood as a means of prayer and communion with the great and mysterious powers of the spirit world."
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Cree Tanning (+5%)
Navajo Weaving (+5%)
Yoga (+5%)
Clenched Fist (+30% melee attack)
Incan Road-building (+20%)
Apache Endurance (+5%)
TEAM Infantry Hitpoints
TEAM Ranged Infantry Attack
TEAM Shivaji's Tactics
Infantry Attack
Infantry Hitpoints
Infantry Combat
TEAM Scout Infantry
Wind Runner
TEAM Inquisition
