Vistula Uhlan
Vistula Uhlan is Duchy of Warsaw Heavy cavalry in Age of Empires III, available from the Revolution; obtained through Town Center, Folwark, Stable.
Recorded values
- Cost
- 150 Food
- Available
- Revolution · Town Center; Folwark; Stable
- Training
- 35 sec · 1 population
- Durability & mobility
- 190 hit points · 20% ranged resistance · 6.75 speed · 15 line of sight
- Siege attack
- 10 base damage · range 6 · attack interval 3.0
- Hand attack
- 28 base damage · attack interval 1.5 · bonus damage: 1.5x vs. Infantry; 0.5x vs. Heavy infantry
- Trample attack
- 20 base damage · attack interval 2.0 · area of effect 3 · bonus damage: Same as hand attack
- Lance Charge (charged)
- 35 base damage · range 2 · area of effect 2.5 · bonus damage: 1.5x vs. Infantry · requires National Cavalry card
Role, availability & values
Production is available through Town Center, Folwark, or Stable. It has 190 hit points and 20% ranged resistance. It moves at 6.75 speed and uses 1 population. Training costs 150 Food; it takes 35 seconds to train. Attack profile: Siege attack: 10 damage at range 6; every 3.0 seconds. Hand attack: 28 damage; every 1.5 seconds. Trample attack: 20 damage; every 2.0 seconds; area of effect 3. Lance Charge (charged): 35 damage at range 2; area of effect 2.5.
Matchup & timing
The Vistula Uhlan is a one-population cavalry reinforcement for the Duchy of Warsaw Revolution, trained from a Town Center, Folwark or Stable for 150 Food in 35 seconds. Its 6.75 speed and low population cost make it useful for extending a raid or filling out a mobile force, but 190 hit points and 20% ranged resistance make it much less durable than a conventional heavy-cavalry investment. Its 28-damage hand attack and 35-damage Lance Charge can punish a target that is already exposed; avoid leaving it under concentrated fire or using its heavy-cavalry classification as a reason to absorb damage. Use its mobility to threaten workers, then regroup before the opponent closes the escape route.
Duchy of Warsaw revolutionary cavalry
Vistula Uhlans are a Duchy of Warsaw revolutionary unit. They cost 150 Food, use one population and train in 35 seconds at the Town Center, Folwark or Stable. Their base profile is 190 hit points, 6.75 speed and 20% ranged resistance. The hand attack deals 28 damage every 1.5 seconds, has a 1.5 multiplier against Infantry and 0.5 against Heavy Infantry, while the area Trample attack deals 20 damage in a radius of 3 every two seconds. A charged Lance Charge deals 35 siege damage at close range in an area of 2.5 and requires the National Cavalry card. The Duchy of Warsaw revolt grants the unit 50% extra hit points and damage, so the initial revolutionary force is substantially stronger than the base profile. Use the charge and mobility against exposed Infantry or artillery, but avoid prolonged contact with Heavy Infantry and keep a retreat route open.
Charge and anti-infantry use
The Vistula Uhlan’s standard hand attack is particularly effective against Infantry, while the charged Lance Charge adds area siege damage at close range. The card requirement means this charged attack is not available merely because the unit has spawned. Use the charge when the enemy formation is close and exposed, then pull the cavalry out before Heavy Infantry can hold it in place.
One-population Polish revolutionary lancer
The Duchy of Warsaw’s Vistula Uhlan is a Revolution unit that costs 150 Food, takes 35 seconds to train and uses one population. It has 190 hit points, speed 6.75 and a 28-damage hand attack every 1.5 seconds; that attack deals 1.5× damage to Infantry and half damage to Heavy Infantry. Its charged Lance Charge, unlocked by the National Cavalry card, deals 35 damage in a 2.5-area attack and retains the Infantry bonus. This is a mobile pressure unit whose best targets are exposed infantry or an unsupported flank. Do not assume the charge makes it a general answer to anti-cavalry troops, since its Heavy Infantry penalty and modest health leave it vulnerable when pinned down. Folwarks, Town Centers and Stables are listed training sites, so the Revolution can sustain production from more than one part of the economy.