Viking Warrior: Conquering the Continent of Calradia

Viking recruit → Veteran (buckler + one-handed axe) → Senior soldier (buckler + one-handed ax + throwing axe) Senior Soldier→Viking Heavy Infantry (large buckler + one-handed ax + 2 bags of throwing axes + 200 running)/Viking Raider (one-handed ax + 3 bags of javelins + 300 running) Heavy Infantry → Heavy Shield Soldier (Heavy Armor + 2 Large Bucklers + One-Handed Ax + Throwing Axe) Heavy infantry → Formation breaker (heavy armor + two-handed ax + 2 bags of throwing axes) Raider→Flying Spearman (medium armor + one-handed ax + 3 bags of javelins) Raider → Berserker (medium armor + dual-wielding axes + 400 movement) Note: Dual-wielding axes are two one-handed axes. The two weapons can block and attack separately (not attacking at the same time and the attack direction of each weapon is fixed), so it can greatly reduce the pause time after blocking and being blocked. Therefore, it has a strong one-on-one ability and a single-target killing rate, but the medium armor is not good at counterattacking when being attacked. Level 6 soldiers can choose any one to upgrade their equipment and proficiency. Features: Pure infantry (flying spears are long-range), high average armor, short weapons, good at chopping meat to survive, front row shield array + 2 large shields can very restrain infantry archers, all members can throw shields to restrain the opponent's shield soldiers, but the ability to counter cavalry is weak (also in line with Viking characteristics). The front row has a relatively good speed with heavy steps, fast long-range/frenzy combat speed, and is good at transfer/surprise attacks. Tactics: block the arrows with a shield formation and use flying axes to break the shields, then use javelins and flying axes. The opponent's infantry can't stand it and rush forward to mince meat. After that, those who break the formation mince meat. Berserkers can also cooperate with mincing meat by cutting the back row from both sides.

In fact, the Vikings are not bad at cavalry talent. After all, the two descendants of the Vikings, Rurik and Norman (Normandy, France), are both cavalry masters. Moreover, they were also the first in Europe to play lances. I think the protagonist's cavalry can be called Normandy (Normandy comes from Vikings (Norsemen,)) Knights

Yes, it's rare to see someone writing about Vikings

Very good, the narrative angle is also different, I love watching it

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The logic of decisive killing is also relatively smooth, and there are no poisonous points for the time being. It is worth watching 👍