Barely 100 days in and Swadia is already on the ropes. Do you know what the name 'Boyar' means? A Boyar is a land owner in Kievian society, and the Polsih 'Bojar' is pretty much the same thing. Response to mount and blade: Vaegir archer mount and blade wiki fandom powered by wikia rhodok sharpshooter spearman sea raider blade: Home mount and blade warband mount & blade: Player experience wherein teamwork is paramount, timing is crucial, and skill is everything. They are the strongest cavalry unit in Mount&Blade, though they have been rivaled in Warband with the addition of. The Poles had significantly different heavy cavalry, the Hungarians always had horse archers, and the Bulgarians were a lot more into shields and spears than the Vaegirs. Swadian Knights are a heavy cavalry unit. You could make a case for Polish, Hungarian and Bulgarian influences, but that would be pretty weak. You can see both the Viking (axes, ethnicity, helmet) and the Tatar/Mongol (archery and cavalry) influences. Rhodoks seem to hate Swadia from the start as they are always at each other's throats. Sure, at some point these territories were part of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, or the Republic of Novgorod, or what have you, but these are Slavs and Tatars who've already had their noses bloodied by the Mongols. If Swadia doesn't react to the claims against the Rhodoks, then the king will lose face with the people and it will be that much easier to overthrow Swadia if you have a lot of influence. Originally posted by Tuidjy:The Vaegirs are definitely modeled over the people who lived in the territories of present day Russia.

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