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Northern Mounted Raiders are a type of Medium Bow Cavalry in Total War: Three Kingdoms. It is a Northern unit available to most Han factions. It is a Water unit and is best grouped with Strategist heroes.


Abilities[]

Main Article: Unit Ability (Total War: Three Kingdoms)

  • Flaming Shot
    • Ranged Attack Rate: 5
    • Base Ranged Damage: 33
    • Armour-Piercing Ranged Damage: 2
    • Range: 200
    • -4 Morale
  • Poison Shot
    • Ranged Attack Rate: 8
    • Base Ranged Damage: 3
    • Range: 200
    • -50% Speed
    • -25% Charge Speed
    • -50% Melee Evasion
    • -25% Base Melee Damage
    • 15 damage (over 15 seconds)
  • Disciplined
    • Does not suffer a morale penalty when the general dies. It can also rally after routing more often.
  • Resistant to Fatigue
    • Takes longer to feel fatigued.
  • Loose (Mobile Formation)
    • Can use if:
      • Not on a wall or barricade
      • Not engaged in melee
      • Not climbing
      • Not on Elephant
    • -100% charge resistance
  • Diamond (Mobile Cavalry Formation)
    • Can use if:
      • Not on a wall or barricade
      • Not engaged in melee
      • Not climbing
      • Not on Elephant
      • Mounted
    • +25% Mass
    • +10% Melee Evasion
    • -10% Speed
  • Wedge (Mobile Cavalry Formation)
    • Can use if:
      • Not on a wall or barricade
      • Not engaged in melee
      • Not climbing
      • Not on Elephant
      • Mounted
    • +100% Mass
    • +50% Charge Speed
    • +25% Melee Charge Bonus
    • -50% Armour
    • -25% Speed


Description[]

In-game

In-game

Let the thunder of hooves rise and fall like a summer storm, and be gone just as swiftly.

From horseback, a warrior can survey the world, bloodied and torn as it is. A warrior can also move faster, strike harder, and retreat quicker when in the saddle than on foot. When combined with the skill and equipment of an archer, mounted troops become one of a warlord's greatest assets. A unit of mounted archers can harass an enemy, inflicting causalities, and retreat before a counter-attack can be mustered. To the savvy general, they are invaluable.