IN NOMINE REGIS ET DEI! "In the Name of King and God!" When banners rose and trumpets sounded, it was the mounted nobility who carried command across the battlefield. From atop powerful warhorses, knightly leaders directed charges, inspired courage, and displayed the wealth and authority of their station. Surrounded by heraldry and faith, these mounted commanders embodied both martial might and divine purpose. The mounted command group represented the pinnacle of feudal warfare: noble leaders in full harness, banner bearers proclaiming allegiance, and holy figures offering blessings before battle. Their presence could turn the tide of combat, rally broken lines, and drive men forward into the storm of steel. This hard plastic box set allows you to build a complete four-man mounted command group for The Barons’ War. It includes four new mounted knight bodies and four fully barded warhorses, along with an extensive selection of interchangeable components. This set contains two banners and a pennant, 24 highly detailed heads, including crowned helmets, mitred helms, full helmets, and bare heads with mail coifs and arming caps, and a wide variety of arms. Arm options include swords, maces, pointing arms, sacred symbols, a Bible, and characterful accessories such as a falcon and hunting dog. Shields and shield arms are also included. All parts are compatible with other sets in the range, allowing you to create unique leaders, heraldic champions, and noble retinues. Whether leading a thunderous charge or overseeing the field from horseback, these figures bring authority, faith, and spectacle to your medieval host. Models require assembly and painting. Bases are included. Not for Children. Contents may vary from photos. Sculpting: Rob Macfarlane Based on Original Sculpts by: Paul Hicks Illustration: Peter Dennis Figure Painting: Steve Beckett Author of The Barons' War rules: Andy Hobday Our plastic sets are "Made on Both Sides of the Pond" with manufacturing for the US market in the USA and for the rest of the world in the UK.
