Help needed in creating a roleplaying-traits for warrior based classes

[vollorix]

I´d also make the religous aspect the difference between "Berserker" and "Naked Fanatics" skills, and also the availability of it for a character: while to bekome a Berserker/get the skill you might need a certain degree of natural energy/vitality + bravery, you´d need to be religious man/not faithless at least to enter the circle of the naked dudes.

[VikingPower]

I thank you for the info/suggestions about the abilties in question, and have alraedy made proper changes to their description.

But lets move past them and try to discover some new ones.

1. Did not the germanic warrior value long-term chastity as some kind of great prowess or renown? Maybe it could consist in bonus to endurance points (not hitpoints) and its regeneration rate?

2. What about the warrior dance like the pyrrhic one or maybe description of the the Lusotana unit (Calleachi medium infantry)? Was it not supposed to be a sign of great agility and endurance? Maybe bonus to these stats and speed?

3. What about the noble Celtic/Sweboz warriors whom could afford medium armour (chainmail) and such? Was there any special tradition or requirement of achievement which belonged to that social class?

4. Were horned helmet ever used in bull-rushing some enemies? If such helmets ever existed

5. Are there any noteworthy issues in regard to Lusotana and Getai units which are NOT Armour-piercing related (including javelins)?

6. Celts sacrificed some beautiful human victims to their gods and human heads were collected. I wonder if there are any religious customs which could really be practical in defining some warrior based abilities.

7. What were Celts/Sweboz abilities in regard to the woods? Like did they track steps from enemies like American natives, or use some kind of smoke signals? Are not druids supposed to be come kind of ultra-nature worship?

Can't think of more at the moment, although these issues may seem not in any direct connection to warrior based abilities.