Regiment of Renown: The Silver Bullets (Handgunners) Description 4.2 Secure the High Ground (Or the Low Ground).Grants the ability to perform the Training action. Unit experience: +1 for all unit recruits (forces in local owned region)Īssault Garrison action: Additional 5% casualties inflicted Recruitment cost -3% (forces in local owned region)Īssassinate action: Additional 8% chance of killing target Inspire Populace action: Public Order is increased by an additional 1Īssault Units action: Additional 4% casualties inflictedĭiscourage Population action: Public Order is modified by an additional -1 Grants the passive ability Hold the Line!.Charge Bonus (Imperial Pegasus mount): +10%.On their pegasus mount, they can be a useful protector for Balthasar Gelt on his unique pegasus to ensure control of the skies. This synergy can be used on the front line of combat or with the Captain mounted and riding with other Empire cavalry units like Demigryph Knights or Empire Knights. The boost to melee defence allows them to endure more attacks and the boost to leadership (on top of the natural Encourage aura of characters) prevents soldiers from routing easily. The ability Hold the Line will help noticeable to keep troops around the captain alive and in the fight. Use them to bodyguard the General against assassinations and aiding in frontline combat as a sidekick to the General or to bolster the leadership and aid the soldiers that your Lord cannot be with as the skills of the Captain are just three of the General's. They are an early hero of the Empire and in RPG terms they are the "Tank" class, taking great damage and dealing just as much. Shields have a chance of blocking arrows, bolts, rifle shots and similar small arms fire - but only in a forward facing arc.Įmpire Captains are common soldiery that have survived longer than usual and partook in great and numerous battles. ▲ Armoured & Shielded: Armoured units can block damage from any source apart from Armour-Piercing damage.Regardless of their station, the vast majority will be tried and tested veterans of many years who have a fine understanding of the craft of soldiering, having spent most of their lives fighting in defence of the Empire. These officers vary greatly in standing, depending on the size of the force they lead, and can be known as captain, marshals, generals or simply commanders. Others have risen through the ranks, having first stood amongst the rank and file with a bloody halberd in their hands. Many of the men appointed by an Elector Count to lead an army will also be nobles of the Empire, educated in martial pursuits from an early age - falconry, swordsmanship and hunting Beastmen in the forests. Of course there are always exceptions, and some of the more bellicose counts, such as Valmir von Raukov of Ostland, have an unhealthy love for the clash of swords and the thunder of cannons, thus taking to the field of battle whenever they can. Often, command is delegated to a trusted soldier considered to be an honourable leader of men, and this officer will lead the province's forces when the count cannot. In practice, however, it is unfeasible for Elector Counts to command every force that must be despatched, for the Empire is a dangerous land, and its territories are forever under attack from savage monsters and marauding armies. The knowledge that their count is personally fighting beside them is enough to embolden the courage of a province's soldiers and strengthen their resolve. First and foremost amongst these great leaders are the Elector Counts, inspirational and famous individuals whose mere presence can steady a wavering battle line. The armies of the Empire are led by warriors who have been trained to direct their forces as effortlessly as a swordsman wields a blade.
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