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A Pontish Lance

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Cool!

the squire: if i don't say anything nobody will notice i lost my sword. i just have to sit tight until monday.

Ответ для Ophelia/Namáririel

also, what's the knight holding in his hand? it kinda looks like a fancy baton of some kind?

oh so they're Burgundy ?

Ответ для Qsy

loosely inspired. The rest of France used Lances too

Ответ для 𝖒𝖚𝖑𝖑

I know a Burgundian lance when I see one :y

I didn't know a lance was that old of a term! Very cool

Ответ для excalatrash

Lance comes from the Latin "Lancea" which was a type of spear in the late Roman army iirc. It applies both to the weapon (as well as being a catch-all term for spears) and a small unit of soldiers.

A cowstealer! Complete with a polearm, how wonderful.

What is a coustillier?

Ответ для ThunderCake

A mounted professional soldier or man-at-arms acting as a lighter cavalryman

Ответ для 𝖒𝖚𝖑𝖑

What would separate a knight from this guy? Land and title?

Ответ для ThunderCake

Pretty much. All Knights are Men-at-Arms, but not all Men-at-Arms are Knights.