Legionary Horse

==In game==
===Vital stats===
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*Unique American medium cavalry unit. Upgrade of Merchant Cavalryman. Medium cavalry unit that attempts to combine mobility and speed with better attack and armour.	
*Unique American medium cavalry unit. Upgrade of Merchant Cavalryman. Medium cavalry unit that attempts to combine mobility and speed with better attack and armour.	
*Unique American medium cavalry unit. Upgrade of Merchant Cavalryman. Medium cavalry unit that attempts to combine mobility and speed with better attack and armour.	
*Unique American medium cavalry unit. Upgrade of Merchant Cavalryman. Medium cavalry unit that attempts to combine mobility and speed with better attack and armour.	
*Unique American medium cavalry unit. Upgrade of Merchant Cavalryman. Medium cavalry unit that attempts to combine mobility and speed with better attack and armour.	
*Unique American medium cavalry unit. Upgrade of Merchant Cavalryman. Medium cavalry unit that attempts to combine mobility and speed with better attack and armour.	
*Unique American medium cavalry unit. Upgrade of Merchant Cavalryman. Medium cavalry unit that attempts to combine mobility and speed with better attack and armour.	
*Unique American medium cavalry unit. Upgrade of Merchant Cavalryman. Medium cavalry unit that attempts to combine mobility and speed with better attack and armour.
Prereq: 	Build time 	HP 	LOS 	Attack 	Attack speed 	Movementspeed 	 	
* 	12.6s(190t) 	100 	7 	16 	1.67s(25t) 	38 	 	
Cost 	Cost 	Cost 	Created from 	Armour 	Weapon range 	Specialty 	 	
Base 	Ramp 	Pop 	Created from 	Armour 	Weapon range 	Specialty 	 	
: 60;: 50 	: 1;: 1 	1 	 	4 	Melee 	? 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
===Overall strategy===
In contrast with the Rise of Kings unit with the same name , Mounted Rangers are not a form of ranged cavalry, but are in fact a unique replacement for Guard Cavalry. These units are very much a selfsame offshoot of this ubiquitous medium cavalry unit.
As with all medium cavalry units, the key to success with Mounted Rangers lies in using their strengths to counter enemy units that are more likely to be easily dealt with. For instance, they can be used to charge weak infantry units (such as light skirmisher infantry and undefended support units, or if trained in large numbers be used to counter light cavalry, such as Hussars. If you see heavy cavalry units coming your way, don't bother trying to counter them — just bring up your heavy infantry instead to see them off. In this way, you will be able to put your Mounted Rangers to the best use with the fewsest losses possible, thus preserving your resources and eventually winning you victory in the field.
===Notes===
 There are some similarities between the US Army and the Roman Legions, despite the fact that they existed in very different time periods and cultural contexts. Here are some examples:
Standardization: Both the US Army and the Roman Legions were known for their strict adherence to standardized procedures and practices. In both cases, soldiers were expected to follow orders and protocols without deviation, which helped maintain discipline and ensure the success of military operations.
Tactical Flexibility: Despite adhering to standardization, both the US Army and the Roman Legions were able to adapt to changing conditions on the battlefield. They were both known for their ability to quickly change tactics and strategies in response to new information or unexpected developments.
Chain of Command: Both organizations had a clearly defined chain of command, in which officers and non-commissioned officers were responsible for leading and directing troops in battle. This helped to maintain order and ensure that soldiers knew who to follow and from whom to take orders.
Technology and Innovation: Both the US Army and the Roman Legions were known for using innovative technologies and tactics to gain an advantage over their enemies. For example, the Roman legions were famous for their use of the pilum, a unique type of spear designed to break on impact and prevent enemies from throwing it back. The US Army, meanwhile, has been at the forefront of developing new technologies such as drones and advanced weapons.
Although there are certainly many differences between the US Army and the Roman legions, these similarities suggest that there may have been some similarities in military culture and strategy that have persisted over time.Bold