Villagers recover 5/10/15/20 HP per minute in the Dark/Feudal/Castle/Imperial Age.Lechitic Legacy: Scout Cavalry line deals trample damage.Szlachta Privileges: Knight line costs -60% gold.Obuch: Infantry whose attack removes unit's armor.The Poles have a campaign devoted to their civilization: Jadwiga. Their defenses are average, but their villagers have an extra layer of protection from enemy raids by slowly regenerating health. Their economy is solid since their stone miners generate gold and have access to a unique building, Folwark, which helps food generation by immediately collecting food from nearby Farms built. Their Monastery is missing Atonement, Heresy, and Illumination, but all other technologies for their Monks are present. Their navy is below average, as they miss out a few important technologies. Their siege is average at best, as they have access to Bombard Cannons and Siege Rams with Siege Engineers.
Their unique unit, the Obuch, is an infantry unit that can shred enemy armor. Their infantry is solid, having access to all important upgrades except for Halberdier. In a similar sense, their Winged Hussars are essentially glass cannon units with Lechitic Legacy allowing their Winged Hussars to deal trample damage. Their heavy cavalry puts emphasis on quantity over quality, as Szlachta Privileges makes their Knight unit line cost less, but the Poles lack access to Paladin and Plate Barding Armor. Their Archery Range is solid, having access to all important technologies and units except for Ring Archer Armor, Parthian Tactics, and Hand Cannoneers. The Poles are a versatile civilization with access to wide variety of units. This can explain why the Polish monastery is considered to be average without Heresy, as well as their tech tree being depicted as a "jack of all trades" civilization in terms of gameplay. Jews, Armenians, Slavs, Czechs, Lithuanians, and Tatars). While the kingdom of Poland played an important role in the Christianization of Lithuania, the kingdom of Poland was religiously tolerant, and the Polish-Lithuanian commonwealth was home to various ethnic groups (e.g. This is reflected on their unique unit, the Obuch, where their attacks permanently reduces armor on enemy units. Finally, the war hammer is the most commonly used weapon among Polish infantry, which was often used to pierce through enemy armor. This is reflected with their Imperial Age unique tech, Lechitic Legacy, which allows their light cavalry to deal trample damage in battle, and their team bonus, which provides the Scout Cavalry line with extra attack against archers. The Polish were famous for their Winged Hussar, and utilized light cavalry tactics to defend against the Golden Horde and the Holy Roman Empire. Although their Castle Age unique tech, Szlachta Privileges, does highlight their use of heavy cavalry by making their knight line units cost less gold. For gameplay design purposes, the Poles do not have access to the Paladin upgrade, despite the Lithuanians having access to it.
Much like their Lithuanian neighbors, the Poles utilized cavalry in battle. Poland is also relatively wealthy with vast amount of salt and silver mines, which is why their stone miners also generate gold alongside with stone. This is reflected with their Polish villagers that slowly regenerate health. Unlike most European kingdoms, Poland was not as negatively impacted by the bubonic plague, which can be attributed to several quarantine measures by Casimir III the Great under his rule. This is highlighted with their unique building, the Folwark, which immediately collects 10% of the Farm's food storage to the player's bank as well as providing 5 population space. Polish nobles would often take away farm produce from the serfs for themselves. The kingdom of Poland mostly consisted of serfs with large vast of farmland. The kingdom of Poland was an Eastern European kingdom that formed an alliance with the duchy of Lithuania with the arranged marriage between Jadwiga and Jogaila, which would later form into the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. The Poles are an Eastern European civilization introduced in Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition - Dawn of the Dukes. The Poles' civilization music theme in the Definitive Edition
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