Cuirassers are top-tier heavy cavalry, but they can be a bit slow, so some 'goons can deter maneuver and protect your squishy ranged core, while also being able to fight in echelon with your cuirassers, which should still serve as your army's primary meat-shield. It's a good launching point for your own strategies.įor your end-game composition, IMO you want a mix of skirms, cuirassers, and cannon, with a handful of dragoons to quicken cavalry battles in your favor. He's very thorough, with deck advice, timings, and alternate starts. I'd recommend checking out Goodspeed's guide. They lose to a mob of musketeers in a comparable state of upgrades, no micro needed. Spamming Cuirassers will get you beat by a competent opponent.
