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Gafaelgwn (or in modern English, gafaelgis) are large mastiffs native to the Welsh highlands. These dogs are exceptionally strong and hardy, and for this reason can be a prized addition to your army. Gafaelgwn are not just somewhat strong for a war dog, but are also ideal for sensing and spitting enemies, given their good line of sight. Additionally, the Welsh faction also benefits from the fact that these dogs do not require the Castle Age to be researched, requiring only a Peasants' commune to be trained. So in many cases, these dogs can be used to rip apart enemy formations, although they are somewhat pricey given how long they last in combat.

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rdfs:label	Gafaelgwn
rdfs:comment	Gafaelgwn (or in modern English, gafaelgis) are large mastiffs native to the Welsh highlands. These dogs are exceptionally strong and hardy, and for this reason can be a prized addition to your army. Gafaelgwn are not just somewhat strong for a war dog, but are also ideal for sensing and spitting enemies, given their good line of sight. Additionally, the Welsh faction also benefits from the fact that these dogs do not require the Castle Age to be researched, requiring only a Peasants' commune to be trained. So in many cases, these dogs can be used to rip apart enemy formations, although they are somewhat pricey given how long they last in combat.
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Row 9 info	None
Row 8 info	Pitiful
Row 4 info	Minimal
Row 10 title	Factions available
Row 7 title	Unit move and creation speed
Row 1 info	Attack dog
Row 8 title	Unit HP
Row 4 title	Armour
Row 9 title	Technological requirements
Row 2 info	Peasants' commune
Row 6 info	Melee Low LOS
Row 1 title	Unit type
Row 5 info	Pop cost: 1 Resource cost: 10link=Resources#Wealth\|Wealth, 20link=Resources#food\|Food *Ramp cost: 2link=Resources#Wealth\|Wealth
Row 2 title	Built/trained at
Row 6 title	Range
Row 10 info	*Wales
Row 5 title	Production cost
Row 3 info	Medium; melee
Row 3 title	Damage and weapon type
Row 7 info	Unit movement speed: fast Creation speed: fast
Box Title	Gafaelgwn: Vital statistics
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abstract	Gafaelgwn (or in modern English, gafaelgis) are large mastiffs native to the Welsh highlands. These dogs are exceptionally strong and hardy, and for this reason can be a prized addition to your army. Gafaelgwn are not just somewhat strong for a war dog, but are also ideal for sensing and spitting enemies, given their good line of sight. Additionally, the Welsh faction also benefits from the fact that these dogs do not require the Castle Age to be researched, requiring only a Peasants' commune to be trained. So in many cases, these dogs can be used to rip apart enemy formations, although they are somewhat pricey given how long they last in combat. Although the Corgi is the breed most popularly associated with Wales, there is another breed of dog which played a major role in the bleak and hostile world that was Mediaeval Wales: the Gafaelgi or "hill-hound". Strong and resilient, these dogs were ideal for various tasks, which ranged from droving to nipping the odd enemy warrior who had no business in Welsh lands. With sufficient training and aggression, Gafaelgwn can be expected to harry mounted raiders and even hamstring their mounts. Similar tactics were used across the Irish Sea where wolfhounds would be used to bundle into mounted knights. Pinned down by the weight of their armour, the hapless knights could be easily finished off.

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