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There are several different kinds of mercenaries.

Vaegirs enjoy the best ranged units in the game, and their bows can be of use in a wide variety of situations. Swadians specialize in heavy cavalry units, giving them the most punch in straight-up cavalry charges, especially against infantry. Sarranids are the most well-rounded of the main factions, having no specific area they excel in beyond the other countries but no glaring weaknesses aside from rather light armor. Rhodoks specialize in foot soldiers using polearms, giving them the greatest natural defense against cavalry. Nords specialize in close combat foot soldiers, making them especially deadly in siege combat. Khergits specialize in light cavalry units, making them great scouts and flank units. The troops trees for your selected set may be found in-game under: Reports -> Reference Material

Reworked Trees - This is a compromise between the Expanded and Native trees reducing the amount of complexity, while still adding more flexibility than the original troop trees.

This is the default troop tree for the mod. They are considerably more complex than the standard troop trees that came with the game.

Expanded Trees - These are the troop trees the Floris mod has used in versions prior to this feature being added.

(Note: Some Floris troops slightly differ from the original Native ones.)

Native Trees - These are the same troops used in the native Warband game.

They are:Ĭhoice of troop trees in character creation menu There are actually three separate sets of troop trees in the Floris mod, and you use one or another depending on the settings you choose at the beginning of the game. Different factions' troop trees specialize in different areas of combat, while others are balanced. Each of the six main factions have their own unique troop tree, and there are other troop trees besides. Troop trees show the progression of units for a given faction or group.

12 Bandits (and Manhunters) Troop Trees.