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Very nice work kefka! I've been using your tool for a while now.

I have a problem where the new unit I created with this tool are not gaining experience through the trainer skill. Is this something others have experienced ? They gain level with combat, just not with the trainer skill. However, the companion and the old units are gaining level with the trainer skill.

Awesome tool by the way 

EDIT: Never mind, I just read on the trainer skill that my trainers need to be higher than the units I wish to train, which is not the case since I messed so many things!

Does the AI Horsemen knows to avoid the spearman? I didn't activate this feature because I was afraid it would be a horse slaughter. Plus I kinda like to rush the infantry on my big heavy charger 

DOH!!!

My bad, I hadn't tought about it. Since assigning nobles isn't part of the orginial, I assumed there was a special interface for this. Guess I should've looked under my nose...

Thanks!

Hehe. I haven't seen this mod troop tree but Swadians should have the strongest and best armored knights so it should work also. Plus I like the fact that having a cavalry only army moves a lot faster when pursuing cowards 

In the game I'm playing, the knights once upgraded to latest tier, wear plate armor so the enemy archer can't really hurt them. I just charge them and the casualties begin to roll only when I've reach the enemy. Again, I haven't played Native long enough to know the troop tree as much as the mod I play, so that strategy might not apply.

It's true that besieging a castle requires different troops. Also I'm playing Native Expansion mod which might not have the same rules as native. And surprisingly, I was able to take a town with relative ease (and not many casualties) with only dismounted knights. I know that sounds wrong, but thats my experience.

I tend to keep my armies comprised only of cavalry. It seems to be extremely effective and I like to charge

Might not be optimized though but I've found that the AI can't defend well against a cavalry charge.

Am I missing something ?

Actually, the recruit you hire will gain experience and you will be able to train them into horsemen, archer and heavy infantry (among others). As far as I know, you can't give them equipment yourself.

Thanks, I'll try that as soon as I get home.

Cheers !