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An officer in ceremonial gear.

Officers were troops appointed to positions of authority and power in the British Army during the American Revolutionary War.

They usually commanded a section or above and are responsible for the well-being and deployment of their troops. Officers displayed ostentatious gear and embellishments that denoted their position.

Officers were almost ubiquitous in the cities, forts and frontiers alike, accompanied by a body of troops. They were armed with sabers and flintlocks. Officers could parry and attack in rapid succession and were dangerous if not countered properly. Direct attacks would often result in a parry and counterattacks led to retaliation. Disarms, defense breaks and execution streaks were all viable tactics.

Officers were also quite perceptive and could see through blended spots and disguises.

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-[[File:AC3 British Leader.png|thumb|300px|right|An officer in ceremonial gear]]
+{{Era|AC3}}
-Officers are troops appointed to positions of authority and power in the [[British Army]].
+[[File:AC3 British Leader.png|180px|right|An officer in ceremonial gear.]]
+'''Officers''' were troops appointed to positions of authority and power in the [[British Army]] during the [[American Revolutionary War]].
-They usually command a section or above and are responsible for the wellbeing and deployment of their troops.
+They usually commanded a section or above and are responsible for the well-being and deployment of their troops. Officers displayed ostentatious gear and embellishments that denoted their position.
-Officers share the same colour scheme with a jacket.
+Officers were almost ubiquitous in the cities, forts and frontiers alike, accompanied by a body of troops. They were armed with [[Swords and maces|sabers]] and [[Firearms|flintlocks]]. Officers could parry and attack in rapid succession and were dangerous if not countered properly. Direct attacks would often result in a parry and counterattacks led to retaliation. Disarms, defense breaks and execution streaks were all viable tactics.
-Officers display ostentatious gear and embellishments as denotes their position.
+Officers were also quite perceptive and could see through blended spots and disguises.
-==Gameplay==
-Officers are the main second tier enemies in Assassin's Creed III. They are almost ubitquous in the cities, forts and frontiers alike, accompanied by a body of troops.
-Officers can parry and attack in rapid succession and can be dangerous if not countered properly. Direct attacks will result in a parry and counterattacks lead to a punch. Disarms, defence breaks and execution streaks are all viable tactics.
+[[Category:Guards]]
+[[Category:Assassin's Creed III gameplay]]
-Officers are armed with sabres and flintlocks.
-Officers are percept\ive and may see through blended spots (such as benches) and disguises. They can employ advanced tactics.
-==Trivia==

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