| King's Royal Regiment of New York | |
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| Belongs to | Great Britain |
| Type | Line Infantry |
| Weapon(s) | Musket |
| Ammunition | 15 |
| Soldiers in each unit | 120 |
| Melee Attack | 11 |
| Charge bonus | 12 |
| Defense skill | 13 |
| Morale | 9 |
| Range | 70 |
| Accuracy | 40 |
| Reloading | 25 |
| Tech requirement | Improved Grenades |
| Produced from | Military Governor's Barracks in Montreal, Upper Canada |
| Special abilities |
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| Cost | 1190 |
| Upkeep | 290 |
| Turns to Train | 1 |
| Unit Cap | 1 |
The King's Royal Regiment of New York is a line infantry regiment in Empire: Total War. They are available only through the Elite Units of America DLC, to Great Britain.
Description[]
Whether using their muskets or their bayonets, these infantrymen hold the line in battle.
This loyalist regiment is made up of line infantrymen who fire mass volleys into the main body of an enemy to break them. Once their ammunition is spent or the enemy is sufficiently weakened, they can fix bayonets and deliver a decisive charge. Because these men fight in close formation, they are vulnerable to long-range attacks by artillery and skirmishers, but they can counter cavalry charges by moving to a square formation.
The King's Royal Regiment of New York was a misleading name for a regiment that was never actually stationed in New York. In fact the men spent a great deal of time in Montreal. The unit was originally comprised of colonists fleeing "patriot" or rebel persecution and in that time they proved to be a very effective raiding party. This may have been thanks to the Native American Warriors who often accompanied them in action. These warriors were led by their own chiefs, and the number attached to the regiment would vary in size depending on the campaign.
General Information[]
The King's Royal Regiment of New York are very similar to British Line Infantry, with better offensive melee statistics and poorer defense. In the Grand Campaign, they can be useful as they are better than any other line infantry that the British can train in the Americas.