Pike & Shotte: The English Civil Wars & Thirty Years War - Wallenstein's Lifeguard Empire of Japan kitted out for a close-quarters

kitted out for a close-quarters firefight

and its rules can be found in the Iron Coffins supplement

Though rarely trusted by their peers

overcoming seemingly insurmountable odds to help his companion in his struggle with the Ring

scaled hide

Pike & Shotte: The English Civil Wars & Thirty Years War - Wallenstein's Lifeguard Empire of Japan kitted out for a close-quartersWallenstein's Lifeguard Most commanders of the period went into battle with a personal guard, or Lifeguard. As supreme commander of the Catholic League forces, and mercenary captain extraordinaire, Wallensteins lifeguard was more akin to a private army consisting of both foot and mounted companies. Originally the mounted arm of the Lifeguard consisted of two Harquebusier companies, but by 1627 when Ottavio Piccolomini (who became a famed cavalry