How much does Revolutionary cost in AoE3?

100 food; 30 s to train; 1 population (AoE3: Definitive Edition 100.19.18309).

Which civilizations have Revolutionary?

British, United States, Danes, Italians, Maltese, Mexicans, Poles, Swedes, Dutch, French, Germans, Ottomans, Portuguese, Russians and Spanish.

What is the proto ID of Revolutionary?

xpColonialMilitia — the name scenario triggers, AI scripts and mods use.

Infantry · Fortress Age

Revolutionary

Revolutionary (proto ID xpColonialMilitia) is an infantry unit in AoE3: Definitive Edition 100.19.18309 from the Fortress Age: 200 hit points, ranged 24 every 3 s at range 12 (×2 vs Cavalry, ×1.6 vs Light Infantry); melee 12 every 1.5 s (×2 vs Cavalry, ×1.6 vs Light Infantry), 30% melee resist. It costs 100 food and takes 30 s to train at the Manor House, Town Center, War Hut and 2 more. 15 civilizations have it.

Quick answers (3)

How much does Revolutionary cost in AoE3?: 100 food; 30 s to train; 1 population (AoE3: Definitive Edition 100.19.18309).
Which civilizations have Revolutionary?: British, United States, Danes, Italians, Maltese, Mexicans, Poles, Swedes, Dutch, French, Germans, Ottomans, Portuguese, Russians and Spanish.
What is the proto ID of Revolutionary?: xpColonialMilitia — the name scenario triggers, AI scripts and mods use.

Hit points

200

Cost

100

Train time

30 s

Speed

4.5

Solid general-purpose infantry. Good against cavalry.

Population: 1
Line of sight: 18
Melee resist: 30%
Available from: IIIFortress
XP when killed: 10
Game ID: xpColonialMilitia

In the game's words

How to use it

The Revolutionary is a ranged infantry unit comparable to a Musketeer and only available in revolutions. Once you have revolted, all your settlers drop their work and pick up guns to turn into Revolutionaries and take the battle to the enemy base. Instead of villagers, your Town Center now produces Revolutionaries. Like Musketeers they counter cavalry with their bayonets in melee combat. Unlike most gunpowder infantry units, Revolutionaries are also countering cavalry with their ranged attack. Some revolutions have more powerful Revolutionaries, special upgrade shipments, or unique replacements. Revolutionaries only cost food, which makes it easier to replenish the ranks in a revolution when the economy largely relies on Trading Posts and Factories.

History

The European empires in the New World lasted in most cases for a little more than 300 years. By the early nineteenth century most European colonies had thrown off their Old World masters and had become independent nations through revolutionary wars. The first revolution by the Thirteen British colonies resulted in the eventual formation of the United States. The success of this revolution was assured when the United States stated its Monroe Doctrine, forbidding any power from further conquests or colony placement in the Americas, and Great Britain made it clear that its navy would not allow such actions either. Soon other occupied countries in the Americas and Europe were to follow the example of the successful revolution in North America. The French Revolution of 1789 toppled the Bourbon monarchy that had ruled France for 200 years. The Greeks and Serbians put an end to Ottoman rule. Revolutionary armies in the Americas were often led by experienced officers and generals who prior to the revolution served in the military of the colonial powers, and not seldomly were of European heritage. The military skills of revolutionary leaders like Simón Bolívar, José de San Martín, or Bernardo O'Higgins were of paramount importance in liberating Latin America from centuries of Spanish and Portuguese colonial rule. Not all wars of liberation were immediately successful. The revolutions and rebellions in Ireland, Poland, Romania, and Hungary took several attempts before eventually succeeding.

From the game's History encyclopedia (Infantry).

Attacks

Attack	Damage	Every	Range	Multipliers
Ranged	24 ranged	3 s	12	×2 vs Cavalry×1.6 vs Light Infantry
Melee	12 melee	1.5 s	—	×2 vs Cavalry×1.6 vs Light Infantry
Siege	20 siege	3 s	—	—
Grenadearea 2	19 siege	3 s	14	×0.5 vs Artillery×0.5 vs Light Infantry

Attack

Damage

Every

Range

Multipliers

Ranged

24 ranged

3 s

×2 vs Cavalry×1.6 vs Light Infantry

Melee

12 melee

1.5 s

—

×2 vs Cavalry×1.6 vs Light Infantry

Siege

20 siege

3 s

—

Grenadearea 2

19 siege

3 s

×0.5 vs Artillery×0.5 vs Light Infantry

Trained at

Civilizations

Home City cards that ship it

16 Revolutionaries16×

14 Khevite Fusiliers14×

Peruvian Guard10×

6 Revolutionaries6×

Client States5×

Egyptian Army Reform4×

National Guard2×

Cards and technologies that change it

BastimentoInfantry: train time −25%; train time −25%

Brazilhit points −50%, damage −50%, Food cost −50%, train time −50%, XP for building set to 5, XP for kills set to 5, speed +0.25

Central Americabecomes available

Continental Armyhit points +15%, damage +15%

Egyptian Army ReformFood cost −50%, Coin cost +50, siege resist +0.1

German Confederationbecomes available, siege resist +0.1, hand resist set to 0, ranged resist +0.2, damage bonus against Cavalry set to 1.5, damage bonus against Light Infantry set to 1

Haitibecomes available, range (Ranged (defend)) +2, range (Ranged (stagger)) +2, range (Ranged) +2, Food cost −10, hit points −15%, XP for building set to 8.5, XP for kills set to 8.5, speed +0.5

Kraton Guardsdamage +15%, hit points +15%

Peruvian Guardline of sight +6

Plan of AyutlaFood cost −10%, becomes available

Ranged Infantry Combatdamage +15%, hit points +15%

Romaniabecomes available, hit points +15%, range (Ranged (defend)) −2, range (Ranged (stagger)) −2, range (Ranged) −2, Food cost +10, XP for building set to 11, XP for kills set to 11