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|focus = Archers/Cavalry |
|focus = Archers/Cavalry |
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|bonuses = Desert Raiders (Killing enemy workers gives Gerudo 50% of the resources they were carrying) |
|bonuses = Desert Raiders (Killing enemy workers gives Gerudo 50% of the resources they were carrying) |
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Battle Ready (All Gerudo Buildings are garrisonable and can fire arrows at enemy units) |
Battle Ready (All Gerudo Buildings are garrisonable and can fire arrows at enemy units) |
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Ransack (Loot drops for Gerudo are higher) |
Ransack (Loot drops for Gerudo are higher) |
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|build_style = Standard |
|build_style = Standard |
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[[Dust Sentinel]] |
[[Dust Sentinel]] |
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|titan = [[Twinrova]] |
|titan = [[Twinrova]] |
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| − | |support = [[Artisan]] |
+ | |support = [[Gerudo Artisan|Artisan]] |
[[Trader]] |
[[Trader]] |
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|infantry = [[Trailblazer]] |
|infantry = [[Trailblazer]] |
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|siege_unit = [[Sand Seal Plower]] |
|siege_unit = [[Sand Seal Plower]] |
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[[Gerudo Catapult]] |
[[Gerudo Catapult]] |
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| − | |civilian = [[Palace]] |
+ | |civilian = [[Palace (Gerudo)|Palace]] |
[[Adobe House]] |
[[Adobe House]] |
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[[Gerudo Training Grounds]] |
[[Gerudo Training Grounds]] |
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| − | [[Stables]] |
+ | [[Stables (Gerudo)|Stables]] |
[[Masonry]] |
[[Masonry]] |
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[[Tourney Fields]] |
[[Tourney Fields]] |
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| − | |defense = [[Adobe Wall]] |
+ | |defense = [[Adobe Walls|Adobe Wall]] |
[[Guard Tower]] |
[[Guard Tower]] |
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[[Gerudo Fortress]] |
[[Gerudo Fortress]] |
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| − | |wonder = [[Desert Colossus]] |
+ | |wonder = [[Spirit Temple|Desert Colossus]] |
|siege_map = [[Ashinon]] |
|siege_map = [[Ashinon]] |
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By the [[Rise of Ganon|time of Ganon]], the once-mighty Gerudo had waned to a shadow of their former glory. In 1 BG, the Moblin King [[Ganon]] approached the Gerudo with offers of an Alliance, but as expected, was spurned by the haughty Circle of Warlords, and, with the aid of the [[Yiga]] Mage [[Bongo]], cursed the Gerudo's Oases so that the Gerudo would never again bear male children. As the curse spread throughout the Gerudo's empire, the Twinrova Sisters made their own move to steal the [[Triforce]], marching to [[Hylia Marine]] with a rogue army, but were defeated by Hylian and [[Zora Dominion|Zora]] forces, and presented to the Circle of Warlords along with captured Yiga Clan [[Sheikah]] and criminal [[Fairies of Tarm|Fairies]] as a token of peace. The Circle would banish the most dangerous of the Gerudo and Yiga mages through the dreaded [[Mirror of Twilight]], which they believed to be a gate to a void of no return. |
By the [[Rise of Ganon|time of Ganon]], the once-mighty Gerudo had waned to a shadow of their former glory. In 1 BG, the Moblin King [[Ganon]] approached the Gerudo with offers of an Alliance, but as expected, was spurned by the haughty Circle of Warlords, and, with the aid of the [[Yiga]] Mage [[Bongo]], cursed the Gerudo's Oases so that the Gerudo would never again bear male children. As the curse spread throughout the Gerudo's empire, the Twinrova Sisters made their own move to steal the [[Triforce]], marching to [[Hylia Marine]] with a rogue army, but were defeated by Hylian and [[Zora Dominion|Zora]] forces, and presented to the Circle of Warlords along with captured Yiga Clan [[Sheikah]] and criminal [[Fairies of Tarm|Fairies]] as a token of peace. The Circle would banish the most dangerous of the Gerudo and Yiga mages through the dreaded [[Mirror of Twilight]], which they believed to be a gate to a void of no return. |
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| − | == Civ Bonuses == |
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| − | * '''Desert Raiders''' (Killing enemy workers gives Gerudo 50% of the resources they were carrying) |
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| − | * '''Battle Ready''' (All Gerudo Buildings are garrisonable and can fire arrows at enemy units) |
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| − | * '''Ransack''' (Loot drops for Gerudo are higher) |
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| − | == Units == |
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| − | ===Support=== |
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| − | * [[Gerudo Artisan|Artisan]] |
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| − | * [[Trader]] |
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| − | ===Infantry=== |
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| − | * [[Gerudo Trailblazer|Trailblazer]] |
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| − | * [[Glaive Grunt]] |
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| − | * [[Marauder]] |
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| − | * [[Sand Sniper]] |
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| − | * [[Gerudadorf]] |
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| − | * [[Tomb Guard]] |
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| − | * [[Ice Archer]] |
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| − | * [[Master Thief]] |
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| − | * [[Wind Witch]] |
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| − | === Cavalry === |
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| − | * [[Despoiler]] |
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| − | * [[Vagrudanon]] |
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| − | * [[Dune Walker]] |
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| − | === Construct === |
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| − | * [[Iron Knuckle]] |
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| − | ===Siege=== |
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| − | * [[Sand Seal Plower]] |
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| − | * [[Gerudo Catapult]] |
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| − | === Command === |
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| − | * [[Ashinon Captain]] |
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| − | ===Hero Units=== |
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| − | * [[Arbiter]] |
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| − | * [[Serpent Slayer]] |
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| − | * [[Golden Gladiator]] |
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| − | * [[Dust Sentinel]] |
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| − | === Heroes === |
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| − | *[[Ganondorf]] |
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| − | *[[Nabooru]] |
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| − | *[[Urbosa]] |
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| − | *[[Riju]] |
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| − | === Titan=== |
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| − | * [[Twinrova]] |
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| − | == Buildings == |
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| − | === Civilian === |
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| − | * [[Palace (Gerudo)|Palace]] |
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| − | * [[Adobe House]] |
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| − | * [[Supply Mill]] |
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| − | * [[Swine Farms]] |
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| − | * [[Bar |Bar]] |
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| − | * [[Brothel]] |
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| − | * [[Barter Outlet]] |
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| − | * [[Oasis]] |
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| − | * [[Spirit Altar]] |
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| − | * [[Spirit Altar|Spirit Forge]] |
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| − | === Military === |
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| − | * [[Security Compound]] |
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| − | * [[Gerudo Training Grounds]] |
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| − | * [[Stables (Gerudo)|Stables]] |
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| − | * [[Masonry]] |
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| − | * [[Sand Seal Pen]] |
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| − | * [[Weapon Cache]] |
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| − | * [[Tourney Fields]] |
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| − | === Defense === |
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| − | * [[Adobe Walls|Adobe Wall]] |
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| − | * [[Guard Tower]] |
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| − | * [[Border Tower ]] |
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| − | * [[Gerudo Fortress]] |
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| − | === Wonder === |
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| − | * [[Spirit Temple|Desert Colossus]] |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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Revision as of 13:00, 3 January 2019
The Gerudo are a playable faction in Hyrule Conquest.
History
Desert-dwelling Hylian relatives calling themselves the Gerudo first appear in historical records from 2657 BG. The Hylians themselves were unsure of their kinship with these people, believing them to originate from the remote mountain Kingdom of Calatia. The Gerudo conquered much of the western and central Gerudo Desert, forming a powerful Empire that rivaled the Darknut Legion in the East, and constructed great cities and monuments, seeing themselves as a great garden in the desert. The ancient Gerudo were ruled by powerful patriarchal Emperor for over 2,000 years, but began to wane from over-exploitation of their desert home and wars with their neighbors. Circa 600 BG, a civil war led to the overthrow of imperial rule and the establishment of the Circle of Warlords, a de facto council of squabbling military leaders. During this time, two sisters were born, becoming powerful Witches who virtually controlled the Gerudo from the shadows through puppet rulers.
By the time of Ganon, the once-mighty Gerudo had waned to a shadow of their former glory. In 1 BG, the Moblin King Ganon approached the Gerudo with offers of an Alliance, but as expected, was spurned by the haughty Circle of Warlords, and, with the aid of the Yiga Mage Bongo, cursed the Gerudo's Oases so that the Gerudo would never again bear male children. As the curse spread throughout the Gerudo's empire, the Twinrova Sisters made their own move to steal the Triforce, marching to Hylia Marine with a rogue army, but were defeated by Hylian and Zora forces, and presented to the Circle of Warlords along with captured Yiga Clan Sheikah and criminal Fairies as a token of peace. The Circle would banish the most dangerous of the Gerudo and Yiga mages through the dreaded Mirror of Twilight, which they believed to be a gate to a void of no return.
Trivia
- All Gerudo unit's scimitars bear Gerudo typography that translates to "Wind of Death." This is a reference to Ganondorf's speech in The Legend of Zelda:The Wind Waker, in which he speaks of the harsh winds that plagued his desert homeland, and the death they carried.
- The Gerudo faction symbol is that of the Gerudo's emblem, which first appeared in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.