Ignoramus
01-28-2005, 01:39
Due to the recent changing of the factions, Burgandy has now been included in the mod. Here are some suggestions I have for the Burgundian Units:
Flemish Pikemen: Lightly armoured pikemen with cone helmet and chain-mail around the neck.
Burgundian Pikemen: Heavier pikemen with same armour as above, including leg armour.
Burgundian Handgunner: Slightly less effective than the other countries handguns.
Flemish Lancers: Not a cavalry unit as the name suggests, but these units have short lances, about the same size as spear and have a complete coat of chain mail.
Burgundian Foot Archer: Round cone helmet, chain-mail around the neck, and short sword.
Burgundian Mounted Archer: Suprisingly, the Burgundians also had horse archers, they are lightly armoured, and have good attack.
Burgundian Mounted Men-at-Arms: They have very good attack, but lack enough protection for really effective defence.
Burgundian Cavalry: Slightly better attack, but the main difference is their defence.
I got these out of a book called: Armies of the Middle Ages, and all these units are from late 15th century.
Any feedback, suggestions, comments, acceptence of these units, will be appreciated.
Flemish Pikemen: Lightly armoured pikemen with cone helmet and chain-mail around the neck.
Burgundian Pikemen: Heavier pikemen with same armour as above, including leg armour.
Burgundian Handgunner: Slightly less effective than the other countries handguns.
Flemish Lancers: Not a cavalry unit as the name suggests, but these units have short lances, about the same size as spear and have a complete coat of chain mail.
Burgundian Foot Archer: Round cone helmet, chain-mail around the neck, and short sword.
Burgundian Mounted Archer: Suprisingly, the Burgundians also had horse archers, they are lightly armoured, and have good attack.
Burgundian Mounted Men-at-Arms: They have very good attack, but lack enough protection for really effective defence.
Burgundian Cavalry: Slightly better attack, but the main difference is their defence.
I got these out of a book called: Armies of the Middle Ages, and all these units are from late 15th century.
Any feedback, suggestions, comments, acceptence of these units, will be appreciated.