Hirelings & Transportation - Revision history

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2011-01-02T09:03:22Z

Pack Handlers

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	==Pack Handlers==		==Pack Handlers==
	*Cost: 1 GP per week		*Cost: 1 GP per week
	These men are trained at loading, unloading, and handling horses, mules, and donkey.		*These men are trained at loading, unloading, and handling horses, mules, and donkey.

	==Porters==		==Porters==

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Hirelings

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 =Hirelings=
 ==Non-fighter (Peasant)==
 *Cost: 1 GP per week

Celeste at 04:19, 2 January 2011

2011-01-02T04:19:39Z

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	Lance + warhorse damage is nerfed to 150% of normal in my campaign due to the fact that nobody has stirrups, but otherwise lance + warhorse functions the same.		Lance + warhorse damage is nerfed to 150% of normal in my campaign due to the fact that nobody has stirrups, but otherwise lance + warhorse functions the same.

	==Draft Horse=		==Draft Horse==

	*Armor Class: 7		*Armor Class: 7
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	"This is a large horse bred for its sturdiness and endurance. It is used primarily for plowing, pulling wagons and as a pack animal. A draft horse can carry a normal load of 4500 cn and a maximum load (movement reduced by 1/2) of 9000 cn. A draft horse will not fight; if attacked, it will attempt to flee. (X34).		"This is a large horse bred for its sturdiness and endurance. It is used primarily for plowing, pulling wagons and as a pack animal. A draft horse can carry a normal load of 4500 cn and a maximum load (movement reduced by 1/2) of 9000 cn. A draft horse will not fight; if attacked, it will attempt to flee. (X34).


	==Camel==		==Camel==

Celeste at 04:19, 2 January 2011

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Celeste at 04:09, 2 January 2011

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			==Costs==
	*Non-fighter (Peasant): 1 GP per week		*Non-fighter (Peasant): 1 GP per week
	*Light Foot: 2 GP per week		*Light Foot: 2 GP per week
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	*Mounted Bowman: 15 GP per week		*Mounted Bowman: 15 GP per week

	=Descriptions=		==Descriptions==
	*Non-fighter (Peasant): AC 9 (no armor) and clubs. These are basically a mix of thugs, toughs, and dispossesed agricultural laborers who can provide basic security. They will be more amenable to performing menial labor than more professional troops. They have Morale 6. These "troops" fight as Normal Men with 1d4 hp.		*Non-fighter (Peasant): AC 9 (no armor) and clubs. These are basically a mix of thugs, toughs, and dispossesed agricultural laborers who can provide basic security. They will be more amenable to performing menial labor than more professional troops. They have Morale 6. These "troops" fight as Normal Men with 1d4 hp.

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	*Mounted Bowmen, Western Provinces: AC 5 (Scale Armor) plus shortbow, quiver, and spatha. These troops are veterans of the legions, generally men of Imperial or local barbarian extraction, who have been trained to fight in a style imitating the horse-archers of the east. They are accustomed to using riding horses and they use local bows; these weapons are not as powerful as the bows of the east, but are better suited for the often damp weather of the western provinces. These men have scale armor and spathae, but are not used to close-quarters combat. During their terms of service they were generally used for skirmishing purposes or deployed in an ancillary fashion along the flanks of the army. They prefer to stay mobile and fire arrows at their enemies rather than close and fight with their spathae. All have Morale 8; 75% fight as veterans and 25% fight as Normal Men with 1d3+1 hp. This is determined randomly on a per-man basis.		*Mounted Bowmen, Western Provinces: AC 5 (Scale Armor) plus shortbow, quiver, and spatha. These troops are veterans of the legions, generally men of Imperial or local barbarian extraction, who have been trained to fight in a style imitating the horse-archers of the east. They are accustomed to using riding horses and they use local bows; these weapons are not as powerful as the bows of the east, but are better suited for the often damp weather of the western provinces. These men have scale armor and spathae, but are not used to close-quarters combat. During their terms of service they were generally used for skirmishing purposes or deployed in an ancillary fashion along the flanks of the army. They prefer to stay mobile and fire arrows at their enemies rather than close and fight with their spathae. All have Morale 8; 75% fight as veterans and 25% fight as Normal Men with 1d3+1 hp. This is determined randomly on a per-man basis.

			=Transportation=
			==Costs==

			==Descriptions==

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2011-01-02T04:08:41Z

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=Costs=

*Non-fighter (Peasant): 1 GP per week
*Light Foot: 2 GP per week
*Heavy Foot: 5 GP per week
*Foot Archer: 5 GP per week
*Light Cavalry: 10 GP per week
*Mounted Bowman: 15 GP per week

=Descriptions=
*Non-fighter (Peasant): AC 9 (no armor) and clubs. These are basically a mix of thugs, toughs, and dispossesed agricultural laborers who can provide basic security. They will be more amenable to performing menial labor than more professional troops. They have Morale 6. These "troops" fight as Normal Men with 1d4 hp.

*Light Foot: AC 5 (Round (Medium) Shield and either Padded Tunic or Leather Armor) and spathae. These are a mix of wandering barbarians and discharged or deserter frontier troops. If the former, they are more likely to seek glory in combat. If the latter, they are more accustomed to boring frontier duty and more likely to have basic construction skills. They have Morale 7 and fight as Normal Men with exactly 1d3+1 hp.

*Heavy Foot: AC 3 (Chain and Round (Medium) Shield) and spathae. Most of these troops are barbarians from beyond the frontier who are outlaws, outcasts, or the former men of fallen lords. Others are barbarians returning home from years (generally decades) of service in the Legions or former legionaries of Imperial extraction. These latter troops are more disciplined but also more likely to agitate for higher pay as time progresses. All have Morale 8 and fight as veterans.

*Foot Archer: AC 7 (Padded Tunic or Leather) plus shortbows and spathae. These troops are either barbarian hunters seeking mercenary work or are discharged (or deserting) men who served with the Imperial frontier troops. They are hardy men but not exceptionally well-suited to hand-to-hand fighting. All have Morale 6 and fight as Normal Men. For every nine Foot Archers hired, the tenth will fight as a Veteran and represents either an exceptionally skilled archer or one who has seen more professional service.

*Light Cavalry: AC 3 (Scale Armor + Round (Medium) Shield) plus lances and spathae. Whether or not they have seen service in the legions, mercenaries of this type are generally of barbarian extraction. These men are accustomed to serving as light cavalry whose primary duties consisted of scouting, screening, skirmishing, foraging, maintaining pursuit on fleeing enemies, or attacking formations in the flanks or rear. They are accustomed to using riding horses due to their speed and thus do not gain a damage bonus with lance attacks. These men are also accustomed to doing without armor when stealth missions dictate this change in accoutrement. All have Morale 9; 75% fight as veterans and 25% fight as Normal Men with 1d2+2 hp. This is determined randomly on a per-man basis.

*Mounted Bowmen, Western Provinces: AC 5 (Scale Armor) plus shortbow, quiver, and spatha. These troops are veterans of the legions, generally men of Imperial or local barbarian extraction, who have been trained to fight in a style imitating the horse-archers of the east. They are accustomed to using riding horses and they use local bows; these weapons are not as powerful as the bows of the east, but are better suited for the often damp weather of the western provinces. These men have scale armor and spathae, but are not used to close-quarters combat. During their terms of service they were generally used for skirmishing purposes or deployed in an ancillary fashion along the flanks of the army. They prefer to stay mobile and fire arrows at their enemies rather than close and fight with their spathae. All have Morale 8; 75% fight as veterans and 25% fight as Normal Men with 1d3+1 hp. This is determined randomly on a per-man basis.

Hirelings & Transportation - Revision history

71.63.6.205: /* Pack Handlers */

71.63.6.205: /* Hirelings */

Celeste at 04:19, 2 January 2011

Celeste at 04:19, 2 January 2011

Celeste at 04:09, 2 January 2011

Celeste: moved Hirelings to Hirelings & Transportation: Expanded purpose

Celeste: Created page with '=Costs= *Non-fighter (Peasant): 1 GP per week *Light Foot: 2 GP per week *Heavy Foot: 5 GP per week *Foot Archer: 5 GP per week *Light Cavalry: 10 GP per week *Mounted Bowman: 1…'

Celeste: Created page with '=Costs= Non-fighter (Peasant): 1 GP per week Light Foot: 2 GP per week Heavy Foot: 5 GP per week Foot Archer: 5 GP per week Light Cavalry: 10 GP per week Mounted Bowman: 1…'