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===Dwarf Scouts ([[ambusher]], [[hunter]], [[marksdwarf]])=== | ===Dwarf Scouts ([[ambusher]], [[hunter]], [[marksdwarf]])=== | ||
Marksdwarves are an important part of any military. A bum rush of low level marksdwarves is good, but not as effective as an elite backup squad! Here is what you can do: | Marksdwarves are an important part of any military. A bum rush of low level marksdwarves is good, but not as effective as an elite backup squad! Here is what you can do: | ||
− | Draft a comfortable | + | Draft a comfortable amount of dwarves to hunting, give them all cheap crossbows. Your dwarves should hunt as usual. But you are really training an elite squad of assassins, that will one day hunt goblins instead of groundhogs. |
'''Pros:''' | '''Pros:''' |