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I just want to add, there is a reason why swordsman squads are not mentioned in the book. That's because those don't exist in any semirealistic scenario, other than a few very special groups like royal bodyguards sometimes. Swords are a sidearm. On a battlefield, you use sword if you are a specialist in a unit, like an officer, or a doppelsoldner with a zweihander. Or, well, a shardbearer. The other case when you would use a sword on a battlefield is after losing your primary weapon

Hey guys! We've played this version with some friends, and it seems like a game worth trying, easy to learn, hard to master type of thing. It's based on one of the first versions that was put in here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1W2nWxElo4cUhz6-14Wdjt3QvS28F3cZraokkokBSYIo/edit?usp=sharing I'mreasonably sure that it's fit for competitive play as is, altough there are some quirks still. The next step would be to add rules for different people, and possibly to take into cosideration the numbers on the cards when determining wether something can be taken or not