Tsaesci are immortal and hone their skills not just for years, but for centuries. The army of mysterious serpent men from Akavir, famous for their unique fighting skills, is the key to dominance for any ruler. The Tsaesci are ready to swear to anyone who will help them drive the cats out of the city. At the end of the Third Era, it was subjugated to the gangs of the Khajiit, who use the city as an artery for the illegal trade of moon sugar. For a time, Rimmen was independent, then long passed from hand to hand. They went to the mountains and built this mysterious city there, where they lived for a long time in a retreat. The city of Rimmen in Elsweyr was founded by the remaining Akaviri persecuted after the First Akaviri Invasion in Tamriel. Let's say that you asked us to do this faction a long time ago, we realized this dream of yours a little differently. The second mercenary army is an old dream of many who play our mod, realized in a slightly different form. After that, the player will be available to build Reachmen’s Camp in which he will be able to hire, train and retrain their troops. To occupy the following territories: Evermore, Raven Spring, Cloud Spring (in the campaign of the Fourth Era, you must also have Markarth) - Accept the offer of Bran Widnaborn or release Madanach from the Sidna mine.
In order to hire troops of Reachmen, the player will have to fulfill the following conditions: - Play for one of the following factions: the Kingdom of Skyrim, the Kingdom of Daggerfall, the Kingdom of Wayrest, the Kingdom of Orsinium (adding this army to the Clans of the Forebears and the Crowns is still under discussion). The backbone of this wild army is light infantry. Their home-made swords and axes leave terrible wounds on the bodies of their opponents. Units: Reachmen The army of Reachmen consists of a huddle of desperate warriors, wrapped in skins, but not wearing armor.
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Any king, whether he is a Nord, Orsimer or Breton, owning Markarth and Reach, can free Madanach from imprisonment if he wants the Reachmen to serve him, but such a move will forever ruin his relationship with Ulfric Stormcloak. Later, Markarth was repulsed by the son of Windhelm’s jarl - Ulfric Stormcloak, the Forsworn were expelled from there, and Madanach himself was imprisoned in the Sidna mine. Madanach is the famous ruler of the Reachmen, the leader of the Forsworn who once captured Markarth and considered himself his legal rulers. If Bran goes to the service of a worthy and powerful ally, many will follow him. Many leaders fear and respect him, and his word means a lot in the whole Reach. Bran - a cunning leader, one of the many desperate brave souls who tried to unite under their command all the tribes of Reachmen. His ancestors participated in the Siege of Orsinium. King Bran is a fictional character, a native of the famous Winterborn clan. Leader of the Reachmen - King Bran of the Winterborn (3E) \ Madanach The King in Rags (4E) The Reachmen will not challenge the invincible adversary, they will become part of such a powerful force for a reasonable fee.
Nevertheless, their leaders are smart and insidious, and also greedy for gold.
They live in small clans, and their neighbors consider them barbarians, witchers and cannibals, which is often not far from the truth. They have their leaders and kings, but there is no single state, although their ancestors once even ruled the Cyrodiil Empire. Reachmen live on the territory of eastern High Rock and southwestern Skyrim, called the Reach. This is not an army in the literal sense of the word, but an entire people - Reachmen. The first new mercenary army is well known to every TES fan who played Skyrim. In order not to waste your time, let's get straight to the point. In this article, we will tell (and most importantly, show) all new mercenary armies in the upcoming final version of The Elder Scrolls: Total War. That is the time when we finally completed work on all mercenary armies for version 2.0. The Elder Scrolls: Total War 2.0 - New Mercenary Armies
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