Two support choices in one box, and they solve different problems. The Royal Falconer and Armelle are what a Feudom army reaches for once the expensive part of the list is already settled.The Falconer is inexpensive and flexible, which in practice means tactical options that cost you nothing from the budget reserved for heavy cavalry. That is the entire argument for him: a list with a genuine centrepiece has very little left over, and cheap utility is worth more in that space than another mediocre body. Armelle works the far end of the same problem. She provides the reinforcement that keeps a line intact long enough for the charge to land, which is the difference between a decisive army and one that arrives late.Taken together they fill the space around a cavalry core instead of duplicating it, so this tends to be a second or third purchase rather than anyone's first.Useful if you are researching the faction: The Feudom is Warcrow's knightly human army, built around committing hard with cavalry Warcrow is Corvus Belli's fantasy rank and file game, distinct from Infinity Two models here: the Royal Falconer and Armelle Components arrive unpainted and unassembled unless the publisher notes an exception.
