I'm sorry，new questions：Zalveter？Haelme？Palma？

[ShenJiBaMin]

I'm sorry，new questions：Zalveter？Haelme？Palma？

 

[Mannerheim]

Vitings were kind of "noblemen families" from Prussian lands.
In game - Viting is free Prussian man fighting for Crusaders.

 

[ShenJiBaMin]

thanks
but what's Oruzheborec?

 

[JoG]

thanks
but what's Oruzheborec?

Basically, the translation from Old Russian is "the man who fights with weapons". A kind of infantry.

Is it really necessary to create a new topic for each question?

 

[ShenJiBaMin]

AND:
Bronistec?
Konnik?
Oruzhnik?

 

[JoG]

AND:
Bronistec?

"Armoured man" in old Russian.

Konnik?

"Horseman"

Oruzhnik?

"Armed man" in old Russian.

 

[ShenJiBaMin]

Thank you！but waht's the difference between Bronistec and Oruzhnik？
I think，maybe Oruzhniks‘ armors are heavier than Bronistecs’？

 

[JoG]

Thank you！but waht's the difference between Bronistec and Oruzhnik？
I think，maybe Oruzhniks‘ armors are heavier than Bronistecs’？

They represent different troop trees. Bronistec belongs to the Northern tree, Oruzhnik - to the troop tree of the Southern Rus towns.
It was made to show that actually different Rus princedoms existed, as it was not the single united state.

 

[ShenJiBaMin]

Oh.....I see.
Thank you very much.You solved all my questions,and I troubled you very much.
If you need my help,I will help you,too.
I think I know Mongolia very much,and I can tell you what do “zhanmadao” and “guandao” mean.

 

[ShenJiBaMin]

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[Calamir]

JoG already answered your question and you haven't asked another.

 

[ShenJiBaMin]

Zalveter？Haelme？Palma？

 

[ConstantA]

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