Player collects food-related Treasure - "An army travels on its stomach. I wasn't going to get to it until later." Player collects Treasure near his base - "You can take that treasure. Player builds a Trade Post (natives) - "We have natives now. Declined player resource request - "I regret I do not currently have sufficient resources to help you." or "My sincerest apologies, but I cannot help at this time.". Received coin - "This coin will be put to good use.". Received wood - "This wood comes at a most opportune time.". Received food - "This food is almost as good as my own chefs could cook.". Offers player coin - "Coin - your war chest can use this, can it not?". Offers player wood - "Wood may not be as exciting as coin or food, but it is still necessary. Take these rations and see for yourself." Offers player food - "The French have the finest cuisine in the world my friend. Requesting coin - "Please send me some coin if at all possible.". please?" or "Without wood, how can I build an empire? Do you have some wood you're not using?" Can you ship me some food?" or "I need food badly." Requesting food - "An army travels on its stomach. Now that we are allies, I'm pulling out all the stops." Beginning of match after being defeated previous game - "I went easy on you when we fought each other last time. So do the same things!" or "I am pleased to have an ally worthy of my prowess." Beginning of game after winning previous game - "Remember what you did the last time we played? We won. If The WarChiefs is installed, he will train some Mercenaries, but fewer than Queen Elizabeth. Upon getting his first native settlement, he will usually send out large groups of native warriors to help with his armies, much like Queen Elizabeth. Napoleon is also fond of native alliances, and will actively search for native settlements. He has the best economy and can field robust, usually well upgraded armies as he has a very fast gathering rate because of the Coureur des Bois. 
Napoleon also uses Outposts to defend himself, and will occasionally utilize the Fortified Outpost upgrade, though he usually keeps them at the frontier level. Anti-cavalry units will easily shred his armies. Napoleon seems to favour using Crossbowmen as his ranged infantry, even though he has access to Royal Guard Skirmishers. As he advances into the later Ages, they will get swapped by the more predominant Hussars and Cuirassiers and Falconets. In the early Ages, Napoleon will start off with archaic infantry. Napoleon prefers a straight forward strategy that usually involves artillery and cavalry. He often refers to his military campaigns. Napoleon is a confident leader who is sure that he will prevail over his enemies.
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