Thursday, March 26, 2009

Rajasthan Royal

Age of Rajasthan Royal Empire - Great Warriors




Shane Warne (Great Paladin) : The champion or warrior of the European Middle Ages is often used to describe Charlemagne's legendary retainers.






Graeme Smith (Great Elite Camel Warrior) : Effective as scouts, and against enemy raiders, siege weapons, and mounted troops.















Shane Watson (Great Heavy Chariot Warrior) : Fast, ranged cavalry who can fire even while moving; particularly effective against all other Ranged Cavalry.







Yusuf Pathan ( Great Polish Hussars ) : The charging attack, and heavy weight of their armour and horses guaranteed victory for nearly two centuries. The hussars fought with a long lance, a szabla (sabre), 1 or 2 pistols, and often with a carbine or arquebus, known in Polish as a bandolet. Polish Hussars were also famous for the huge 'wings' worn on their backs or attached to the saddles of their horses.


Munaf Patel (Great Eagle Warriors) : A special class of infantry soldier. Along with the Jaguar warriors, Eagle warriors were the only Aztec warrior society for which access was not restricted to the nobility, but to which even commoners "macehuales" could be admitted for special merit. The warriors would use a number of weapons, including an atlatl, bows, spears and daggers
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Labels: Age of Empire, Age of Kings, Age of Rajasthan Royal Empire, Graeme Smith, Munaf Patel, Yusuf Pathan

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