Using Eb what do you think would be the best historical representation of a British army?
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Using Eb what do you think would be the best historical representation of a British army?
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The first step would be to call them by their best historical name, the Casse.Originally Posted by Thorn Is
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That will probably help in any case.
Last edited by Dooz; 12-28-2005 at 02:15.
Depends on the period and region of Britain. For our 'British' faction (the Casse), they have a pretty good type of army compared to a lot of their historic neighbors (which is why we selected them; they were local military powerhouses, as well as influential traders). Their early army would be most composed of Lugoae/Gaeroas (militia warbands {mostly in the earlier periods, they were used less and less in armies} or spike-haired semi-professional spearmen), a few fewer Botroas (spike-haired swordsmen), a unit or two of chariots, and, if a little later period, a few units of Calawre or a unit of Rycalawre to encourage the army. Once we have the British cavalry in, a two-three units of those would probably be realistic as scouts/harriers that accompany the army.
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