| 94 | | ||=Good =||=Bad =|| |
| 95 | | ||Cavalry Citizen Soldier || || |
| 96 | | ||Citizen (cavalry or infantry, female or male)||Worker || |
| 97 | | ||Citizen Soldier (cavalry or infantry) || || |
| 98 | | ||Female Citizen ||Female, Female Worker, Woman|| |
| 99 | | ||Infantry Citizen Soldier || || |
| | 94 | ||=Good =||=Bad =|| |
| | 95 | ||Cavalry (uncountable) ||Cavalry Soldiers, Cavalry Units || |
| | 96 | ||Cavalry Citizen Soldier ||Cavalry Citizen-Soldier, Citizen-Cavalry, Citizen-Cavalry Unit || |
| | 97 | ||Cavalry Unit (countable) ||Cavalry Soldier || |
| | 98 | ||Citizen (cavalry or infantry, female or male)||Worker || |
| | 99 | ||Citizen Soldier (cavalry or infantry) ||Citizen-Soldier || |
| | 100 | ||Female Citizen ||Female, Female Worker, Woman || |
| | 101 | ||Infantry Citizen Soldier ||Infantry Citizen-Soldier || |
| | 102 | ||Melee Cavalry (uncountable) ||Cavalry Melee Soldiers || |
| | 103 | ||Melee Cavalry Unit (countable) ||Cavalry Melee Soldier || |
| | 104 | |
| | 105 | Uncountable means plural with an undetermined number of units, while countable means either singular or plural when a number is specified. For example, "Allows training Cavalry" vs "Train 5 Cavalry Units". |
