Description[]
Along with Alexander and Joan of Arc, Cleopatra is one of the three Generals unlocked when you first build the Castle in the Medieval Age. After level 21 these Generals will ride in tanks and have 3 range.
Historical Description[]
"Cleopatra (69-30 BC) was the last independent pharaoh of Egypt and most famous for her tremendous success, intelligence, and allure. Initially, she rules jointly with her father, and upon his death became a joint monarch with her brother, Ptolemy XIII. After being exiled from the throne due to strained relations with Ptolemy, she aligned herself with the two most important people in Rome: Julius Caesar and Marc Antony. These relationships were as much political tactics as they were personal decisions, helping her to eventually regain power on the throne as the sole ruler of Egypt."
Attacking Strategies[]
- Cleopatra can tank up defensive damage and deal damage to enemy defenses/Troops.
- AVOID Ballista Towers, Cannon Towers, and Anti-Tank Guns with Cleopatra. These defensive Buildings are designed to take out any Troop/General that has high hit-points.
- A good way to avoid the Cannon Towers is to rally straight back out of your clean path near Buildings, bringing your Troops back with your Generals to help escort him/her or for Cleopatra to kill any Heavy Cavalry, foot Troops, or General stalking your Troops.
- Avoid rallying at 45 degree angles, since your Troops are defenseless until meeting the rally point, and it is very possible Cannon Towers, and Troops can kill Cleopatra and your Troops if you pass by the defensive Buildings.
- If you are attacking without Tanks with your Troops, Cleopatra can take up some of the damage, and is best used to take out Mortar fire. Beware not to rally your troops with Cleopatra to a Mortar that can still hit your troops, since Cleopatra will be the only one left alive.
- (Mainly used for Medieval Age) If a Mortar is in position to wipe out Troops, but is easily accessible without Cannon Towers in range, put Cleopatra down and rally him/her to the Mortar to wipe it out. Then continue your attack with placement of Troops and Tactics.
Statistics[]
Strength | Durable, deals extra damage to enemy Generals |
Weakness | Ballista towers and spike traps |
Favourite target | Any |
Range | Melee, 3(21+) |
General stats here may or may not be without Library and Wonder benefits.
Universal General Bonuses[]
- +10% HP from Library Leadership research
- +10% HP from Versailles wonder ( +11% with Library Heritage research )
- +30% HP from University leader Hannibal Barca
- +10% DPS from Library Leadership research
- +15% DPS against other generals from Library Leadership research ( means: 7 times DPS instead of 6 )
- -10% upgrade costs from Notre Dame ( -11% with Library Heritage research )
- -10% upgrade costs from University leader Suleiman the Magnificent
- -30% upgrade costs from University leader Hannibal Barca
- -30% upgrade time from University leader Hannibal Barca
- Various Museum item bonuses to HP and DPS
Trivia[]
- Cleopatra was a daughter of Ptolemy XII
- Ptolemy’s advisers acted against Cleopatra, who was forced to flee Egypt for Syria in 49 B.C.
- On August 12, 30 B.C., after burying Antony and meeting with the victorious Octavian, Cleopatra closed herself in her chamber with two of her female servants. Her death is uncertain though Plutarch and other writers advanced the theory that she used a poisonous snake known as the asp, a symbol of divine royalty.
- Cleopatra’s body was buried with Antony’s
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