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Lore The origins of chivalry and the feudal order can, like almost all institutions of the Hundred Kingdoms, be traced back to the establishment of the Kataphraktoi Taghmata in the Old Dominion. Their cost of their mount, equipment and deployment as well as effectiveness on the battlefield set these warriors on a league of their own. A Mounted Strategos is the epitome of this ancient warrior code, a paragon of a bygone age mounted on his ritual companion, whose faded glory and tattered panoply cannot dim the blazing intellect and sheer will that smolder within this faded vessel. In Game Role ●    Battlefield Role: Character●    Class: Medium●    Type: Cavalry Box Contents ●    1 Plastic Character Miniature●    1 Cavalry Plastic Base ●    1 Cavalry Plastic Stand●    1 Command Card Product Information ●    Assembly: Required. ●    Box size: 7.4x10.4x3.7cm; 50grs●    Material: Plastic●    Scale: 38mm #conquest #mounted #strategos #old #dominion #medium #cavalry

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Box Contents ●    1 Plastic Character Miniature●    1 Infantry Plastic Base●    1 Command Card Product Information ●    Assembly: Required. ●    Box size: 10.4x7.4x3.8cm; 114grs●    Material: Plastic●    Scale: 38mm In Game Role ●    Battlefield Role: Character●    Class: Medium●    Type: Infantry Lore No matter how old and established a noble house is in the hundred kingdoms, none have forgotten the wise adge: "Power flows from the edge of the blade." As a result, all houses, no matter how humble or imposing, can always count on noble scions trained in the art of war to lead their troops. These Noble Lords are trained from youth in the arts of swordsmanship and mounted combat, the wealthiest amongst them even attending the proud War Colleges in Argem. Whatever the specifics, few question that many a noble’s right to command does not derive simply from the blood coursing through their veins. The prestigious martial tradition of the Hundred Kingdoms demands leaders whose men believe in, whose training and experience foster confidence and whose skill demands admiration. A Noble Lord who issues orders can reasonably expect his men to storm the battlement, one that leads from the front knows his men would brave the gates of hell.

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