Good against Mercenaries, Native Warriors, and Villagers.“ Liberty City, 1998. Zappo-Zap: Infantry Warrior armed with a rifle.
Heavy infantry, good against light infantry and cavalry. Niam-Niam: Tribesman armed with a spear and shield. Hunga-Munga: Warrior that deals hand damage at range. Police Elephant: Belgian ultimate war elephant that can sponge a lot of damage and stomp skirmishers. Has more rate of fire than normal skirmishers. Good against infantry.įorce Publique: Ranged infantry, good against heavy infantry, Native Warriors, and light cavalry. Mitrailleuse: Machine gun artillery that replaces the Falconet/Field Gun for Belgium. The Belgians have a couple of high-technologic units and a couple from their colony in Congo:īicycle Infantry: Fast moving counter-infantry light ranged cavalry that also does bonus damage against Villagers while riding a bicycle.
Royal Guard units: Ranger (Gardes Civique) and Bicycle Infantry (Belgica Carabinier). 
Can upgrade their Trade Posts further than any other civilization. Belgians have constant access to the Native Embassy. Trading Posts can receive temporal reductions on the enemy economy instead of resources. 
Every Age-up provides an additional Frontier Wagon. Like normal Native Warriors, these do not cost population and each has a build limit of 15, allowing the Belgians to have the potential of fielding a population-free army to bolster their forces. They always have access to unique African Native Warriors that they can train at their Native Embassy. The Belgians in-game are based in the XIX century Belgian colonial empire, which controlled a vast amount of territory in Central Africa, under the rule of Leopold II, whom treated the territory and their original inhabitants as part of his personal property. Overview The Belgians are a civilization featured in Age of Empires III: Wars of Liberty, released alongside the Koreans in the Missing Pieces Patch (1.0.11), in December of 2018.
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