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The '''Ezüstnők''' is a form of {{wpl|heavy infantry}} that originated from the [[Hegyhat Empire]] during the Proto-Imperial Era sometime before the [[First Hegyhat War]]. Ezüstnők | The '''Ezüstnők''' is a form of {{wpl|heavy infantry}} that originated from the [[Hegyhat Empire]] during the Proto-Imperial Era sometime before the [[First Hegyhat War]]. Ezüstnők typically used either a {{wpl|Mamluk sword|curved sword}} or utilized a spear. Ezüstnők after the [[Second Hegyhat War]] and the [[Hegyhat Sivatag Expansion]] began to utilize the [[Bagamér people|Bagamér]] sword, the {{wpl|Shotel|Bagamér}}. Ezüstnők, within the larger strategim of the Hegyhat, were typically the primary heavy-hitting force within the Hegyhat army. | ||
Most Ezüstnők were recruited from the Makó, one of the founding cities of the Hegyhat Empire that were often the result of their {{wpl|eugenics|eugenical}} policy in creating the most militarily fit women. Ezüstnők were often made up of the most experienced or outstanding members of the military. | |||
Latest revision as of 06:00, 24 March 2023
The Ezüstnők is a form of heavy infantry that originated from the Hegyhat Empire during the Proto-Imperial Era sometime before the First Hegyhat War. Ezüstnők typically used either a curved sword or utilized a spear. Ezüstnők after the Second Hegyhat War and the Hegyhat Sivatag Expansion began to utilize the Bagamér sword, the Bagamér. Ezüstnők, within the larger strategim of the Hegyhat, were typically the primary heavy-hitting force within the Hegyhat army.
Most Ezüstnők were recruited from the Makó, one of the founding cities of the Hegyhat Empire that were often the result of their eugenical policy in creating the most militarily fit women. Ezüstnők were often made up of the most experienced or outstanding members of the military.