#Warcraft 3 peon manual#

#Warcraft 3 peon manual#

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In addition to this, peasants can defend themselves by turning into Militia if the town hall bell is rung. Peasants have some of the best defensive buildings out of all the races, as the weak Scout Tower can be upgraded into one of three variants, all of which have powerful usage in the hands of an experienced player. Peasants are also capable of gathering much more wood with lumber upgrades from the Lumber Mill - they start off with 10, like Peons, but can be upgraded twice to carry up to 30 wood each run on par with Ghouls with one lumber research, and more than them with the second research, albeit much slower since they aren't combatants. The main drawback of this style of construction is that it can be halted by incapacitating or killing the peasant. However, this costs additional resources for speeding up its construction, and is only useful in building Town Halls at an expansion, as speed building anything else will be costly and unfeasible. On the good side, peasants can 'speed' build - by ordering more peasants onto a building in progress, the building is constructed faster. There are several benefits and disadvantages for this style of construction. Peasants construct buildings from the outside. The basic worker and supporting structure of the Alliance, the hard working peasant is vital in for human players.