The Koreans are one civilization featured in Wars of Liberty, released with the Belgians in the Missing Pieces Patch (1.0.11), in December of 2018.
The Koreans in-game are based in the XIX century Korean Empire, proclaimed in 1897 and succeeding the Joseon Dinasty. The Korean Empire was the last independent state which ruled in all of the peninsula, under Empress Myeongseong.
Overview
Bonuses
- Garrisoning Military. The Koreans can garrison their military units inside most buildings.
- Powerful Navy. The Korean Navy gets stronger the more military buildings the enemy team have.
- Strong Buildings. Koreans Buildings regenerate over time.
Unique units and buildings
Most Korean units are made to fight from range:
- Jeobju: Korean Mounted Donghak Monk. Can boost his attack through the 7 saint spears ability. Can stun treasure guardians and collect treasures. If knocked down can be revived by a nearby unit. A new Jeobju can be trained in the Town Center for 300 gold.
Barracks
- Byeolgigun: Ranged gunpowder infantry. Good against cavalry, particularly at range.
- Myeong Gung: Korean archer highly resistant to ranged attacks. Good against heavy infantry and light cavalry.
- Dangpa Spearman: Archaic heavy infantry. Good against cavalry and buildings.
- Fire Lance: Korean infantry that fires rockets to defeat heavy infantry.
Stable
- Gungdo Cavalry: Korean horse archer. Good against cavalry and artillery.
- Iron Flail: Korean heavy cavalry. Good against infantry and artillery.
Castle
- Chongtong: Korean cannon, good against artillery and buildings.
- Hwacha: Korean artillery unit. Good against infantry, has considerable range.
- Fire Cattle: Korean suicide unit. Good against buildings, but is destroyed after its attack.
Dock
- Hyeopson: Korean Light Battleship
- Panokseon: Korean Heavy Battleship. Can train units.
- Turtle Ship: Armored Battleship.
Gallery
Empress Myeongseong, Koreans in-game leader
Korean Hwacha
Korean Panokseon
Mountain fortress
Korean Navy and Army
Korean Aging-up (Wonders)
In-game Korean Wonders
Portraints for Korean units (from left to right: Byeolgigun, Dangpa Spearman, Gungdo Archer, Myeong Gung, Fire Lance and Hwacha)
Hwaseong Fortress, one the Korean Age-up Wonders
Gameplays
Korean gameplay by Master of Roflness (in English)