In Oath of Fealty, will the Plantaganet English get Welsh Spears &/or Welsh Archers as mercenaries?
Edward I & his Grandson used them in numbers against the Scots & abriad in Europe, but not sure whether his predecesors used them much.
Plucky Welsh mercenaries....
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whitehorses
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So, by inference, if one were buying figures for the army a lot of generic medieval protected defensive spear types would be useful?hammy wrote:Just be warned that you don't get that many archers.whitehorses wrote:Good![]()
Having Offensive spears & the best archers in the British Isles to back up loony Knights & naff Spears is deffo a plus
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Armoured & Protected Def Spears is going to be the lion's share of the English Foot - Average at best.
The good boys are going to be Offensive Spears - i.e. the Welsh. Albeit Unprotected.
Put it simply, if history is any guide - You want good foot for the Plantagents, look to the Welsh mercenaries
The English have decent knights - i.e. Lances - but no discipline & not much cop in their Foot.
The good boys are going to be Offensive Spears - i.e. the Welsh. Albeit Unprotected.
Put it simply, if history is any guide - You want good foot for the Plantagents, look to the Welsh mercenaries
The English have decent knights - i.e. Lances - but no discipline & not much cop in their Foot.
