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Please note: Read Pages 1-4 to avoid some common questions
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Thank you vety much for this amount of work. Very much appreciated.
Fwiw: I use these lists in combination with historical Army compositions as offered by a # of other rulesets. DBA/HC2/ADLG…this allows for a little bit more historic “accuracy” if one can use this term in conjunction with tabletop rulesets in general.
And one little remark concering the “Landschnecks” on page 63 next to the “Doppelsoeldner” : These are called “Landsknecht”…not Landsschnecks…a Schneck is a snail. A Knecht is a servant or farmhand. The Landsknecht initially served the country by serving in the household forces of nobles. Later they became Soldiers of Fortune, or mercenaries, as they are called today. The “Doppelsöldner” were very experienced Landsknechts who wielded a large Sword, a Bi-Hander. Because of their experience in Battle, they got paid twice the pay (Sold) of a regular Landsknecht. Hence the term “Doppel” which means “twice”…
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Excellent !