diff --git a/data/core/units/dunefolk/Strider.cfg b/data/core/units/dunefolk/Strider.cfg
index b3e7ab29010c..1ab9a3c17cc1 100644
--- a/data/core/units/dunefolk/Strider.cfg
+++ b/data/core/units/dunefolk/Strider.cfg
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ units/dunefolk/skirmisher/#enddef
     advances_to=Dune Harrier
     cost=23
     usage=mixed fighter
-    description= _ "The power of any Dunefolk assault is inhibited by one major drawback: organized Dunefolk forces tend to be rather slow. Because of this, enemy forces often have the ability to regroup and call upon reinforcements, in which case a second assault becomes much more difficult. To combat this, Dune Striders exchange their rudimentary slings with heavy bolas, allowing them to slow retreating lines from the side and prevent a clean escape. The same tactic can be applied in the opposite scenario of a Dunefolk retreat; an advancing army can be hampered, allowing injured Dunefolk warriors time to recuperate. The danger of such a tactic is that despite their elusiveness, Striders are fairly fragile in direct combat and are easily taken down if left exposed."
+    description= _ "The power of any Dunefolk assault is inhibited by one major drawback: organized Dunefolk forces tend to be rather slow. Because of this, enemy forces often have the ability to regroup and call upon reinforcements, in which case a second assault becomes much more difficult. To combat this, striders exchange their rudimentary slings with heavy bolas, allowing them to slow retreating lines from the side and prevent a clean escape. The same tactic can be applied in the opposite scenario of a Dunefolk retreat; an advancing army can be hampered, allowing injured Dunefolk warriors time to recuperate. The danger of such a tactic is that despite their elusiveness, striders are fairly fragile in direct combat and are easily taken down if left exposed."
     {NOTE_SKIRMISHER}
     {NOTE_SLOW}
     {NOTE_FIRSTSTRIKE}