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Reason, a hedge knight cant effort to loose his horse in a charge.
And they could have a refers version of the hobgoblin chorf ability. So if hedge knights are close to peasents they'll stick to the battle ones mounted units are near they lose the bonus for a increased speed and lose of moral, representing them saying "you guy can take it from here"
It's an art of war in Arabia and Egypt called "Focused Limb Thrusts". You use the polearm to swipe ahead or thrust like a spear with the tip. The big move is when you fix the shaft atop the shield and use your thigh to hit the shield base to give momentum to level the shaft higher then you bash your enemy for staggering only to find themselves struck with the blade of the polearm and the Knight is called "Tabbardayya Fittwa" or in original Arabic "Kasih"!
Which model is this?
Small and prolly not worht your time, but figure I'd ask.
Seems like the etymology of serjeant is that it originated as just another word for valet or house servant. So armed servants is what it would probably mean--which makes sense, I suppose. I imagine Bretonnian nobles would probably prefer it if there were a type of more professional, less grubby men at arms for protecting stuff like their personal holdings, family, etc. and not necessarily have to be someone who was eventually going to be knighted themselves.
Eh, it's a stretch
Are we still in lore town? Just checkin.
oh god why is there a script why is there always a script
I'll look into it.
Only the Men-at-Arms and th Mounted Yeoman should be peasantry. The rest are Knights or members of the middle classes.
They’re meant to be worse than Foot Squires in most matters except armour.