Medieval Portuguese

[nikgaukroger]

Looking through the lists for inspiration for a new army, as you do, and noticed a couple of things in the Medieval Portly-geezers that struck me as odd.

1. Unlike Spanish knights the Portuguese are not 50:50 knights and sergeants, and
2. Unlike Spanish knights they are all Superior.

I'd not claim any great knowledge about them but I thought they were pretty much the same as the contemporary Spanish.

[mad lemmey]

Portugal had military orders...

[Hunter]

Scotland has last orders.   Around 1130 each night!

[nikgaukroger]

Portugal had military orders...

All of Spain had them and all the lists have an entry for them.

[mad lemmey]

Scotland has last orders.   Around 1130 each night!

Once ended up on the piss in the Gorbals, as last orders was called, a door opened to allow you to step next door into the pub that was opening...

[badhabum]

Medieval Portuguese may have an early 100 years war english ally .

But should the english leader be Professionnal or Instinctive as the original english  list must have a professionnal CIC and "any" sub generals

[nikgaukroger]

Once again the rules at the start of each army list set is your friend - from the bit on allies:

Unless specified in the notes, the general must be the same type as the army commander in the main list but cannot be legendary.

[badhabum]

The little bits we miss...

Strange an army that may have a professionnal CIC and all instinctive sub-generals. Not mandatory I'll grant it but still strange