Woreda Chitet
Woreda Chitet is an Exploration Age Town Center technology for the Ethiopians that spawns four Levied Bowmen. It costs 80 Food and 80 Coin and completes in five seconds. Unlike Kebele Chitet, which supplies Levied Spearmen, this option adds ranged infantry. Choosing between the two therefore changes the kind of support added to the army, even though their listed cost and research time are the same.
Research profile
- Civilization
- Ethiopians
- Research location
- Town Center
- Home City Card
- Chitet
- Research time
- 5 seconds
- Food cost
- 80
- Coin cost
- 80
- Effect
- Spawns 4 Levied Bowmen
Effect & research conditions
Research Woreda Chitet at the Town Center and bring the four Levied Bowmen into the existing formation. Ranged units need room and a screen to keep firing, so coordinate them with melee troops or other protection where possible. The effect creates the listed units; it does not upgrade other Bowmen or change their statistics.
Research condition
Ethiopians; Exploration Age; researched at the Town Center; costs 80 Food and 80 Coin; 5-second research time; spawns four Levied Bowmen.
When to research
Select it when extra ranged fire is more useful than another melee group, for example when the army already has a frontline and needs additional ranged support. If the position instead needs units that can engage at close range, compare Kebele Chitet’s Spearmen. As with any Town Center research, account for the Food and Coin spent.
Ranged support from the Town Center
Woreda Chitet spawns four Levied Bowmen for 80 Food and 80 Coin, completing in five seconds at the Ethiopian Town Center. It adds a small group through a technology button instead of opening an ordinary training line. These are Levied Bowmen, so treat the option as a reinforcement and check the current unit page for their profile.
Select the ranged or melee levy
Kebele Chitet uses the same listed cost and research interval to provide four Levied Spearmen. Woreda Chitet exchanges that close-combat group for ranged support. The two buttons therefore answer different short-term needs; neither should be read as a permanent change to the Town Center’s regular unit roster.