Their infantry lack the Plate Mail Armor, Supplies, and the Champion, making them rather weak overall. With their great aggression, the Huns have to worry about several polarizing weaknesses.

Outside of their cavalry and archer options, the Huns also have Siege Rams and more accurate Trebuchets, as well as an adequate navy for mixed maps. One big part reason for their great aggression is their House bonus, as the wood savings and ability to not have to worry about the population limit help greatly at their ability to create units. That being said, their Archer line has decent value for early/mid-game aggression, especially when paired with their cavalry options. Their Cavalry Archers are also very prominent with a 10%/20% discount in the Castle/Imperial Ages respectively, but the foot archers are somewhat lacking without Ring Archer Armor or Arbalesters. Their Tarkan can be very useful thanks to their high pierce armor and anti- building damage. As such, they have an ample cavalry tech tree with access to the rare fully upgraded Paladin.

Trebuchets have +35% accuracy against units.

Mounted archers are 10%/20% cheaper in the Castle/Imperial Age.

Start the game with -100 wood, but with the population cap at the maximum.

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