Evony Daniel Morgan

“Legendary commander of Morgan’s Riflemen, the sharpshooters who battered the British.”

Added on the 30th of January, 2026, Evony Daniel Morgan is a American Siege general.

Evony Daniel Morgan Stats

Base Stats

Leadership:	125		9.01
Attack:	134		9.45
Defense:	124		8.52
Politics:	119		8.15

Basic Information

Availability:	Packs
Cost:	60,000,000 Gold
Culture:	America
Ascendable:	Yes

Evony Daniel Morgan Special Skill

Morgan’s Riflemen

Increases siege machines’ attack and HP by 60% and siege machines’ defense by 45% when General is leading the army.

Evony Daniel Morgan’s Specialties

General Specialties are unlocked at General level 25. Specialties consume runestones and gems.

Siege Machine Assault

• Siege Machine Attack +10%
• Siege Machine HP +10%

Bash

• Ranged Troop and Siege Machine Attack +10%

Siege Machine Ares

• Siege Machine Attack +10%
• Siege Machine HP +10%
• Siege Machine Defense +10%

Battle of Cowpens

• Attacking Siege Machine Attack +55%
• Attacking Siege Machine Defense +55%
• March Size Capacity +8%

Evony Daniel Morgan Covenant

Applicable Generals: Washington, Zachary Taylor, and Alexander Hamilton.

Covenant	Buff
War	Siege Machine Attack +10% (Local)
Cooperation	Siege Machine Training Speed +10% (Global)
Peace	Siege Machine Defense +10% (Local)
Faith	Attacking Siege Machine Attack +10% (Local) Reinforcing Siege Machine Attack +5% (Global)
Honor	Attacking Siege Machine Defense +10% (Local)
Civilization	Attacking Siege Machine HP +10% (Local) March Size Capacity +7% (Local)

Check out our guide on covenants, or our covenant tool.

Compatibilities

Skill Book Compatibility

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Evony Daniel Morgan’s Compatibility

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Daniel Morgan Backstory

Daniel Morgan was a legendary commander of the Continental Army. Before the war, he worked as a laborer and wagon driver, quickly building a thriving transport business. When the American Revolutionary War began, this rough-tempered local leader, scarred by brutal punishment from British troops, promptly raised men to join the Continental Army.

Upon joining the army, Morgan formed a rifle company and gained fame leading the frontier sharpshooters known as “Morgan’s Riflemen”. Masters of reconnaissance and guerrilla warfare, they struck from cover at extreme range, far surpassing ordinary infantry. Morgan used them to eliminate British officers and disrupt enemy command.

Morgan reached the peak of his career at the Battle of Cowpens. He ordered militia to fire two controlled volleys before withdrawing, drawing the British into a carefully prepared trap. With disciplined Continentals holding the line and cavalry striking both flanks, the British force collapsed and surrendered.

In later years, Morgan settled in Virginia and was awarded a gold medal by Congress for his victory at Cowpens. He died on his sixty-sixth birthday, but his legacy lived on. Towns and military sites bearing his name later spread across the United States.

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