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Monk-soldiers 8‣50

A monk-soldier is the expression consecrated to designate the friar of the military and hospital orders. The term [I]monk-soldiers[/I] is commonly used to describe the Templars. It is as singular as it is astonishing to see how they know how to behave at the same time, sweeter than lambs and more terrible than lions, to the point that we do not know whether to call them religious or soldiers, or rather that we can't find other names that suit them better than these two, since they know how to combine the sweetness of some with the value of others. [SRC]Bernard de Clairvaux

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Medium Spruces
Domain of Namneted
Kingdom of Garlande, Terra Borealis

Unlocked 8 weeks after the beginning of each new continent, but only until week 50. It will be unlocked on 1723715189. Until then, this type of unit cannot be trained or moved to this region.
Maximum: 30% of the domain's population. This domain can train up to 15 unit(s) of this type.
This action takes place on one of the following buildings: Barracks. You are currently on a building of type: Spruces.

×1. Skills: Melee Combat 5 /lvl, Prayer 4 /lvl, Ranged Combat 4 /lvl, Polearms 3 /lvl, Horse Training 3 /lvl, Occupation 3 /lvl.  25%  8 arpent(s).

Training

Wi / St. Training ground: Barracks. Equipment: Bastard Swords / Crossbows 10, Chainmail Hauberks / Gambesons 10, optional: Shields / Pavises 10, Helmets / Great Helms 10, Crossbow Bolts 240, Quivers 10, Saddle Horses 10, Saddles 10, Spurs 20, Stirrups 20, Spears 10. This training is possible in the following types of organisations: Commandery / Monastic State. Maximum: 30% of the domain's population.

Attack

Charge. Melee Combat (Bastard Swords). Polearms (Spears). Ranged Combat (Crossbows, Crossbow Bolts), 0-4 arpent(s),  5″.

Automatic actions

Patrol, Retreat.

Patronal feasts

Saint Julian (1739322000) 15, Saint Benedict (1752195600) 10, Saint Martin (1762822800) 10, Saint Anthony the Great (1737075600) 5 to their happiness and all their skills.