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+ | Like all other cavalry regiments their main role is to charge down against foot units crippiling their morale and quantities en masse. However unlike their western counterparts such as the [[Balt-Rhein Empire]] cavalry, historically the Lancer regiment is made up of two foundations: Warrior monks of Ancient Phoenician and Equestrian Cavalry. Also they practice a throwing method called "Cirit" hurling their spears towards the enemy if situation demands so. |
==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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Revision as of 17:07, 28 August 2017
| Lancer Regiment | |
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| General Info | |
| Status | Active |
| Affiliation | Kingdom of Urado
Triparte Alliance (As of joint military) |
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| Appearances | |
| Manga | Fasul 44 - Craving of the King |
Kingdom Urado's representative pride; the Lancer Regiment, acted as defensive troops during the Great Rumeliana War
Appearance
The Urado Lancer fairly armed with a Phoenician traditional spear and shield, they wear a scale armor for protection against physical attacks such as slashes and arrows and wore Phrygian-like helmet as head protection gear.
Combat Characteristics
Like all other cavalry regiments their main role is to charge down against foot units crippiling their morale and quantities en masse. However unlike their western counterparts such as the Balt-Rhein Empire cavalry, historically the Lancer regiment is made up of two foundations: Warrior monks of Ancient Phoenician and Equestrian Cavalry. Also they practice a throwing method called "Cirit" hurling their spears towards the enemy if situation demands so.
Gallery
Reference