The Man-at-Arms is countered by Scorpion, Cataphract and Hand Cannoneer. It is a infantry unit of the Militia Line, and it wins against Eagle Scout.
- Class
- Infantry
- Line
- Militia Line
- Available to
- All civilizations
- Cost
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50 
20
The Militia Line
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Militia - Man-at-Arms
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Long Swordsman -
Two-Handed Swordsman -
Champion -
Legionary
Man-at-Arms stats
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Hit points - 45
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Melee attack - 6 / 2s
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Pierce attack - 0
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Range - 0
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Melee armour - 0
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Pierce armour - 1
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Speed - 0.96
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Line of sight - 4
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Training time - 21s
What counters the Man-at-Arms?
Hard counters beat the Man-at-Arms decisively and win even at a cost disadvantage — usually through bonus damage, area damage, conversion or a speed advantage it cannot escape. Soft counters win the fight too, but only with good numbers and positioning.
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Scorpion hard Pierce area damage -
Cataphract UU hard Attack bonus vs. infantry (+9) -
Hand Cannoneer hard Attack bonus vs. infantry (+10) -
Jaguar Warrior UU hard Attack bonus vs. infantry (+5) -
Archer soft Pierce damage vs. low pierce armor -
Knight soft Overwhelms with damage and HP -
Plumed Archer UU soft Attack bonus vs. infantry (+1) -
Slinger UU soft Attack bonus vs. infantry (+4)
What does the Man-at-Arms counter?
One representative per unit line — the whole line behaves the same way in this matchup.
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Eagle Scout hard Attack bonus vs. Eagle Warriors
Civilizations that improve the Man-at-Arms
19 civilizations have a bonus or unique technology that affects this unit.
Armenians
- Fereters (unique tech): Infantry (except Spearman-line) +30 HP; Warrior Priests heal +100% faster
Aztecs
- Garland Wars (unique tech): Infantry +4 attack
Bulgarians
- Militia-line upgrades free
- Bagains (unique tech): Militia-line +5 melee armor
Burgundians
- Flemish Revolution (unique tech): All existing Villagers are transformed to Flemish Militia
Burmese
- Infantry +1/+2/+3 attack in Feudal/Castle/Imperial Age
Celts
- Infantry moves +5/10/15/20% faster in Dark/Feudal/Castle/Imperial Age
- Stronghold (unique tech): Castles and Watch Tower-line attack +33% faster; Castles heal allied Infantry in a 7 tile radius
Dravidians
- Wootz Steel (unique tech): Infantry and Cavalry attacks ignore armor
Goths
- Infantry costs -15/20/25/30% in Dark/Feudal/Castle/Imperial Age
- Infantry +1/+2/+3 attack vs. buildings in Feudal/Castle/Imperial Age
Japanese
- Infantry attacks +33% faster starting in Feudal Age
Khitans
- Lamellar Armor (unique tech): Infantry and Skirmishers reflect 25% melee damage back to the attacker
Koreans
- Ranged Soldiers and Infantry cost -50% wood
Malay
- Infantry armor upgrades free
- Forced Levy (unique tech): Militia-line gold cost is replaced by additional food cost
Malians
- Barracks Units +1/+2/+3 pierce armor in Feudal/Castle/Imperial Age
Mapuche
- Infantry, Slingers and Skirmishers +5/10/15 HP in Feudal/Castle/Imperial Age
Romans
- Infantry armor upgrade effects are doubled
- Comitatenses (unique tech): Militia-line, Knight-line, and Centurions train +50% faster and receive a charge attack
Slavs
- Druzhina (unique tech): Infantry deals trample damage
Teutons
- Barracks and Stable Units +1/+2 melee armor in Castle/Imperial Age
- Crenellations (unique tech): Castles +3 range, garrisoned Infantry fires arrows
Vikings
- Infantry +20% HP starting in Feudal Age
- Chieftains (unique tech): Infantry +5 attack vs. Cavalry, +4 vs. Camel Units; generate +5 gold when defeating Villagers, Trade Units and Monks
Wu
- Infantry regenerates 10/15/30 HP per minute in Feudal/Castle/Imperial Age
For the strategy behind these matchups — when to build counters, how to mix them and which civs do it best — see the Infantry Counters guide.
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