Andor's Trail

Irish is cuchulainn
Agilulf for German
And of course
Glooscap for native American
But after the recent update I did lose those because it wouldn't migrate
So the feygard loyalist I was doing.was going good and I said hey let's do snake cave . Haven't left lol but that's fine. I'm waiting for the next update to start that again
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German one I wanted it to be a kin to Beowulf although not Germanic. But may still do it. The only thing I wish the engine would allow a skill for magis like lighting ,(no effect) blondness. Freeze and so on, so I could do a Merlin character

I was interested in knowing what distinguishes an Irish warrior from a German warrior? What equipment are they using what skills do they have etc

I'm redoing it.
After the updates lost it
But my new start for the Irish is light armor with longsword

German heavier armor with broad sword. . I'm just stuck on stats again.

Let me see if I can find my scribble notes I had.
But question for you and be honest

Can I be a soldier ( warrior for the shadow and or Feygard (the army) or do I need to choose and the term soldier or warrior would it be different..

CUCHULAINN3 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 15, 2022 1:07 am Can I be a soldier ( warrior for the shadow and or Feygard (the army) or do I need to choose and the term soldier or warrior would it be different..

I would think of a soldier as just part of an army. Could be high rank or low rank, but not independent. A warrior is more independent, and not necessarily part of an army. If they are part of an army, then they are there as a mercenary, and are not subject not normal orders, and can leave whenever they choose to do so.