No posts lately and apologies for not answering any comments...more trouble in the real world but this time no personal physical injuries. Still, life must go on...........
To accompany the Hobilars. Again, like the Hobilars, the Nags and Bods are from across the range of medieval sets...One was a foot archer serving in the Strelets set Army of Joan d'Arc from which two of his other comrades come....the other is from the Strelets Army of Henry V set.
The numbers of the cav section for Sir Bodfrey and Sir Bodard´s army is disproportionate compared with the infantry but as the NMA is, in terms of equipment, armour etc not supposed to be limited to a specific medieval period...so not 100% historically correct, it´s fine. And the disbalance between mounted and foot may be adjusted with a peasant levy.
As the light cav section can be used in the roles of follow-up, harrassing, raiding, screening, patrolling, communication and scouting I might add a couple more that are more posed suggesting a scouting / recon role.
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