generic units

[Gral.Sturnn]

Also they didnt have zweihnaders they had claymores

17thc

https://www.google.com/search?q=17thc+s ... dpKJ-E-cXM

https://www.google.com/search?q=17thc+s ... cCb_xpLdSM

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[Badnorth]

Guardia de corps - Cavalry
- Carbine cavalry

[Badnorth]

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[Badnorth]

Walloon guard

[L4cus]

Fencers didn't fight on the front line, it is and was a sport. I don't think there were whole units of men armed with just fencing blades, maybe they would have them as sidearms

Demi-lancer shouldn't upgrade to lancer, they were different weapons with different uses

well, fencer was just an idea. we could add it as a tech "fencing" to improve musketeers meele atack
about demi lancers, at aos a spearmen is upgraded to a halberdier. its just a way to conect both units and make a upgrade line. this is very importatnt, since u want to go on with one unit, it would be better if u can make one similar an then uograde it.

[L4cus]

once again, ur images looks aaamazing quadrople, u have improved a lot

[Badnorth]

once again, ur images looks aaamazing quadrople, u have improved a lot

Thamks

[Badnorth]

Colors are a bit too dark for being scottish

17th century

https://www.google.com/search?q=redshan ... 18eBjmrKuM

https://www.google.com/search?q=redshan ... 5TxTMBfJAM

https://www.google.com/search?q=redshan ... uKbqLrVwcM


16th century

https://www.google.com/search?q=redshan ... VXNL-DLl6M

https://www.google.com/search?q=redshan ... ohl6DsjCeM

https://www.google.com/search?q=redshan ... SRTzCm6nEM

Okay wait

[Badnorth]

I think this is fine now

[Gral.Sturnn]

they look better now

[Squirrel5555]

French Dragoons and slight rework of English Dragoons, both 17th century

[L4cus]

Speaking about french units...i found some information about cranequineer some kind of mounted crossbowmen that later replaced thier crossbows by short arquebus called harquebuisier. This could be an upfrade line

[Gral.Sturnn]

Speaking about french units...i found some information about cranequineer some kind of mounted crossbowmen that later replaced thier crossbows by short arquebus called harquebuisier. This could be an upfrade line

yup, we already have the haquebusier one

[L4cus]

Sorry i forgot about that...
Qlso, it might be upgraded to carbine cavalry
Also, regular (foot) arquebuisier could be upgraded too into carbine infantry...

[Gral.Sturnn]

okay so let me get this

dismounted arquebusier-carabiner??

mounted crossbowman- mounted harquebusier

and by carabiner what do you mean?

[L4cus]

Mounted crossbowmen-harquebuisier-carbine cavalry
Arbuisier-carbine infantry
What i mean by carbine is a short musket desiggned to be carried on horse back. Its aize is perfect to be reloaded too.

[Gral.Sturnn]

so matchlock musketeer will be a separate unit?

and yes that's the sort of musket dragoons used

[Gral.Sturnn]

French Dragoons and slight rework of English Dragoons, both 17th century

shouldn't dragoons have their muskets? i mean that was their role

also in my opinion the dismounted version should have their horses behind

[L4cus]

It was not a musket it was a dragoon. Similar to pistol is a very short firearm.

[Gral.Sturnn]

It was not a musket it was a dragoon. Similar to pistol is a very short firearm.

yeah i know the weapon, i confudes the weapon with the fire mechanism

[L4cus]

They both are muzzle loading firearms

[Squirrel5555]

Well the actual 'dragon' firearm was quite small, and images show sizes from pistol to musket, so I'm not sure. I can change it to make it larger if you want.

The horses wouldn't be brought into combat, but dismounted quite a distance away probably, so I'm not sure about including them in the image.

[Badnorth]

Polish jannisary

Polish jannisary.png (1.74 KiB) Viewed 2007 times

French halberdier

1800s French halberdier.png (2.42 KiB) Viewed 2007 times

[L4cus]

Halbwreiers...at 19th century...its totally inaccuatate...

[Badnorth]

I know also didn't even know why I posted it Lol

[Badnorth]

Sepoy - Mercenaries

[Squirrel5555]

Sepoy weren't mercenaries, more like trained soldiers.

[Badnorth]

Sepoy weren't mercenaries, more like trained soldiers.

Right,thanks

[Squirrel5555]

But they were mostly colonial units, so maybe there could be a special building that allows colonial units to be used, I cant think of a name for it right now lol

Sepoys were used a lot by the East India Company and other Europeans with holdings in India and around there

[Badnorth]

Hmm iI feel something about the looks of the sepoy for a while it seems it doesn't look accurate....Should I rework Img ?