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The Okwari is the Iroquois unique scouting unit of the Enlightenment Age that replaces the standard Commando.
Overview[]
Compared to the Commando, the Okwari is available in the Enlightenment Age instead of the
Industrial Age, have +10 hit points, +1 movement speed, +1 line of sight, and +500
Craft, as well as the ability to move through forests. They also have +4 range, but this does not affect the range at which abilities can be cast and so has no practical effect. They also receive +3 line of sight per
Science research instead of +2, and do not take bonus damage from
Industrial Age Ranged Cavalry[note 1] and Biplanes. The upgrade also gives +2 range, but this does affect the range at which abilities can be cast and so has no practical effect.
Their additional Craft gives them an extra edge when having to dispatch more than one Spy and allows them to sabotage and snipe enemies more liberally. In addition, as the Okwari is available earlier than other nations' Commando, the Iroquois will have a significant edge in special operations.
Special abilities[]
Ability | Description |
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![]() Counterintelligence |
Allows the Okwari to kill an enemy spy unit or to remove an informer from a building or unit. Spies have this ability as well. Default action when targeting enemy Spies (cursor turns into a knife). Costs 500 ![]() |
![]() Sniper |
Instantly kills the target enemy unit. Civilians cannot be sniped, but Generals and Supply Wagons can. Artillery units and Tanks can be sniped, but the Okwari has to move next to the target unit. Costs 1000 ![]() |
![]() Sabotage |
Reduces the target enemy building's hit points by 50%; if the building's hit points is more than 50% of its maximum, it will receive 200 damage instead. Costs 1000 ![]() |
Trivia[]
- Okwari means "bear" in the Mohawk language.[1]
- If the Iroquois have the standard Commando in a scenario, they will still be able to move through forests since the ability to do so is given by their nation power. Conversely, if another nation has the Okwari, they won't have the ability to move through forests, which will never happen in an ordinary match since Scouts cannot be bribed.
Notes[]
- ↑ This appears to be due to inconsistent unit naming within unitrules.xml, balance.xml, and typenames.xml. While the first of these files refers to the unit as Okwari (with typename okwari), both of the latter two files refers to it as "Pathfinder", causing balance.xml to not actually have any effect on Okwari. Changing the three files to all consistently use either of the two unit names resolves the issue.
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