Coalition unique units

Caesars legion

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Coalitions should have their own unique units, which you can train while in a war. However, these troops can only be used in war. Each coalition will have its own unit, and you could train them when you buy the coalition.
 

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For example, if you had the Americans, then you could train "p-51s" or "minutemen" and if you had the Indians, you could train "gurkas" or "war elephants" if you had the Aztecs you could train Jaguars, and if you had the mongols, "keshiks", the Russians, the "Cossacks" the Egyptians, the "war chariot" the Cherokee, "Mohawk warriors" and the Maori could train "Maori warriors"
 

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Surely an interesting idea! Maybe, a separate troop space limit to train these unique troops would make coalitions more interesting! :)

If they would be willing to invest the time and effort in developing unique units to these nations which are available as coalitions, I would definitely like to see them get released as additional, full-fledged nations :)
It's been quite some time since they released Korea as a nation, and so, some fresh nation choices would be a welcome addition to the game! :) Releasing these troops through coalitions can help them test the units in action prior to releasing them as full-fledged nations.
 
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The jaguar could look like this.
 

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Sletteer1987

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Great idea! I agree that they need to add some fresh nations to the game to play and expanding on the coalitions would be great. As of right now it is just an added bonus that I have seen not many people but top players implement in wars but if additional Coalitions Units were added as well I think people would be more apt to collect national trade goods.
 
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