Colombians

## Music theme

> "*Infantry and cavalry can construct cheap tent buildings afar from Town Centers. The available ultiamate units and immigrants depend on the member states that have been kept through Age-ups. Villagers can heal. National Guards: Grimista Machetero and Cachaco Conscript. Immigrants: Arabs, Confederates, French and Irish.*"
> ― In-game description.
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## Overview

The **Colombians** are a Latin American civilization in *Wars of Liberty*.
They are a revolutionary nation, struggling for its independence against Spanish rule; most peasants have taken up arms to help the rebels, so everybody does their part to care for the food production of the country; the fighters survive on their own.
Simon Bolivar has become a symbol of independence for Colombians, who are eager to follow him wherever he might lead them to. Led by its president Simon Bolivar, the Colombians represent Gran Colombia, or the Republic of Colombia, and its member states of Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, and Panama.
## Features

* Villagers can heal units and has better melee attack.
* Explorer and most military units can construct cheaper tent buildings.
* Starts with no Immigrant Age-Up option but each selected politician unlocks a specific Immigrant Option for the next Age-Up.
* Can gain up to four Ultimate Units depending on the Age-Up politician chosen.
* Access to the following National Guard units: Conscript (Mochuelo), Machetero (Grimista)

## Units

### Shared Latin American Units

* Pardo: Early Latin American halberdier, good against cavalry and buildings.
* Escopetero: Latin American ranged infantry with splash damage at range. Good against infantry.
* Conscript: Heavy ranged infantry. Good against cavalry in melee.
* Machetero: Fast-moving hand infantry with area damage. Good against infantry
* Jinete: Ranged Latin American cavalry. Good against cavalry.
* Artisanal Cannon: Cheap artillery that can be repositioned quickly. Good against infantry.
* Volante: Quick-moving cannon with high rate of fire. Good against other artillery.
* Pedrero: Latin American mortar. Good against buildings.
* Exploding Cart: Siege wagon that dies when it attacks buildings but does lots of damage.

### Unique Units

* Libertador: Explorer that can build Tent buildings.
* Juana: Unique Villager. Has better melee attack and resistance than other villagers.
* Llanero: Unique hand cavalry unit that sacrifices hitpoints for Damage. Deals bonus damage against infantry.
* Voltigero: Unique skirmisher with dual melee and ranged armor. Good against infantry.
* Independentista: Colombian ultimate unit. All around heavy ranged infantry.
* Rompelineas: Venezuelan ultimate unit. Assault Cavalry good against heavy infantry in melee.
* Canal Police: Panamanian ultimate unit: Manouvre Infantry good against Scout Units.
* Granadero de Tarqui: Ecuadorian ultimate unit. Hand Cavalry that throws a grenade before engaging in hand combat.

## Unique Buildings

* Presidential Palace: Ultimate building. Has a ranged attack and can train and upgrade ultimate units.
* Tent: House variant that costs half the Wood, houses 5 population, rewards half the usual XP bounty, and has less hit points.
* Tent Barracks: Colombian Barracks variant, costs half the Wood of a standard Barracks but has less hit points and rewards half the usual XP bounty. Can train units, but cannot Upgrade them.
* Stable Tent: Colombian Stable variant, costs half the Wood of a standard Stable but has less hit points and rewards half the usual XP bounty. Can train units, but cannot Upgrade them.
* Artillery Tent: Colombian Artillery FOundry variant, costs half the Wood of a standard Artillery Foundry but has less hit points and rewards half the usual XP bounty. Can train units, but cannot Upgrade them.

## In-game Dialogue

### General

Colombians speak Spanish. While the majority of the units use the standard Spanish from Spain, some use an early-Colombian accent from the Andean Region, being the Paisano, Jinete, and the explorer Simon Bolivar.

## Trivia

* Colombia used to have a bonus where Guerrillas would spawn when a building was destroyed.
* Prior to patch 1.0.15, Colombia featured unique villagers called Paisanos who were unable to gather Food but trickled it instead.

## Gallery

The Colombian Home City.Colombia's ultimate building, the Presidential PalaceThe Colombian army during the Thousand Days' War
## Changelog

* 1.0.13c

-You can now delete buildings.
-Fixed a bug that caused the Warchief sent with the card Tinjaca to turn Guardians to your cause with full stats.
## Portals

* Civilizations
* Minor Allies
* Religions