Feeling Special

More Corinth stuff

Probably one of my better pencil sketches to date, pretty happy with most of the characters, especially the South Arcean and Enshawdian. Corinthian was a flop, just didn't have the space

The person I drew the largest is going to be a character in the art war with while everyone else is just Miscellaneous unique and sf units.

So, from left to right:

South Arcea's SF unit is the Warden. Each province within South Arcea usually has between one and three depending on how much defense the region needs. They are excellent at unconventional warfare, armed with an automatic pistol, but are best at assassinating high ranking hostile generals and politicians.

Overall, they are a nasty bunch, and getting in there way is generally bad for your health.

Why do they wear a mask? All in good time... I hope

Next is the Arcean Benwaid Daghr soldier, a unique soldier from the north eastern province of the country. Benwaid Daghr of course refering to there unique melee weapon. This weapon has been around since time has been recorded and with it, the northern province resisted the armies of King Aram twice, before peacefully entering the then Kingdom of Arcea. Having gained a great deal of respect from these men and there weapons, the Arcean's begged them to join the campaign north. They gladly excepted. Arcea has kept a large force of them in the army at all times ever since.

In recent years, Benwaid Daghr troops have gone from linebreakers to skirmishers and linebreakers at the same time, making them the only unit in the world to specialize in shooting and melee tactics. Many times enemies have rushed Arcean skirmishers expecting them to route, only for them to pick up these terrifying weapons and cut through the charging enemies.

Unlike most units in the Arcean Army, soldiers aren't trained to use this weapon. Instead, they must go to professionally trained masters of the weapon and learn it from them. Benwaid Daghr has become a popular spectator sport in recent years, and the numbers of people in Arcea who know how to make and use the weapon as increased exponentially.

Of course, like all skirmisher units, tanks will cut these guys to shreds.

Next is the Hoffnung Eastern Coast Militiamen. With there towns constantly suffering from Shirudo in some way, and always fearing invasion, the people on the UHR's eastern coast have taken up arms. Unlike most militia, which routs the moment there lives are in danger, and use over a century old, outdated, single shot bolt action rifles, these men are well drilled and armed. Many units even have anti armour and anti air soldiers mixed into there ranks.

While fighting for there homeland, they also have the advantage of knowing the rugged, and barred east coast like the back of there hand.

Of course, they are pretty good, but like all line infantry styled units, skirmishers will tear them to pieces in seconds.

Corinthian Ranger's are a dragoon unit in the Corinthian Army. They have existed longer than Corinth has, but became a part of the countries royal guard when it gained independence from Arcea. Not only are they excellent at flanking unsuspecting enemy units, being more stealthy than mechanized units, but they Rangers are also excellent shots, capable of easily taking down hostile infantry at ludicrous ranges. And when the enemy turns there backs and retreats, they charge in with war axes, finishing off the survivors.

Just make sure they never meet an enemy tank squadron...

Enshaw Talismen are elite archers specializing in jungle warfare. Thanks to Enshaw's alliance with Arcea, they have also gotten very good at fighting on the continent as well. Don't underestimate there bow, something that there enemies often learn the hard way. No flash, no sound, they allow Enshaw Talismen to pick off enemy squads easily without threat of being shot at. They will often sit on trees and fire down on there enemies, somewhere most soldiers never expect to be shot from. They are the masters of the ambush.

Just don't send them out to face line infantry in the middle of a field... or charge them into linebreakers...