| Monowheel Dragoon | |
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Statistics
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| Faction | Blight |
| Type | Cavalry |
| Cost | 2 |
| Rivets | 0 |
| Bounties | 0 |
| Sockets | 0 |
| Move | 3 |
| Armor | 2 |
| Health | 1 |
| Land Range | 1 |
| Air Range | 1 |
| Primary Weapon Attacks | 1 |
| Primary Weapon Type | Chain Grid |
| Primary Weapon Effectiveness | 2/1/0/0/0 |
| Special Abilities | Rapid Assault (2) |
Description[]
Blight cavalry. The Monowheel is a strong piece of anti-infantry equipment. Designed to replace the dwindling horse population, the Dragoons of the Blight Empire adopted this design for the reliability and protection it provided riders.
Found in[]
- Eastern Front (3)
- Kickstarter Reinforcements (4)
Strategy[]
Monowheels are able to quickly get up the map and into the fight. With the inclusion of Rapid Assault, they are able to outmaneuver your enemies and outperform the Rocket Cycles. Use that Rapid Assault to close the gap on Rocket Cycles or get the jump on enemy infantry.
Monowheels are great at clearing Bunkers and Strategic Objectives using their Chain Attack and their Armor Type: 2 protects them from Riflemen.
Their cheap cost means you can deploy a few and take the fight to the enemy or bypass the enemy line and wreck havoc in their deployment lines. Use their 3 movement and Rapid Assault (2) to close the gap on Allied 65 Pounders. They can also take the heat off your Panzerfaust trying to hold the lines.
Historical Reference(s)[]
- Obvious references to several prototype vehicles of a similar nature like the Monowheel and the Dynasphere.
- Dragoon used to mean 'Mounted Infantry', but came to be used for most Cavalry Units around the world. In German and Austro-Hungary Cavalry, the rank "Dragoner" was given.
- Cavalry Regiments were still highly used during the First World War, but their role in battle as well as their makeup drastically changed by the end of it and continued to be adapted well throughout the 20th Century.
