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The main problem is that the main way to recruit these mercenaries is by literally killing them. While the siege giants, Kharza impalers and gnolls seem to just surrender instead of dying, others such as goliaths, knights and grave golems simply shatter into pieces.
So as usual I hired my mercs to do the fighting for me, 1 sub division of them flew combat and now I cannot find out how to get rid of those mercs. The other 2 divisions I let go but even though there is nothing in my army tab, every damn month I have to pay them until I run out of money and then they leave my service for good. Any ideas?
Mercenaries and Their Masters: Warfare in Renaissance Italy by Michael Mallett. Condition: Brand new. Quantity: More than 10 available. Price: AU $39.19. List price AU $44.99. Save AU $5.80 (13% off) 4 payments of AU $9.80 with Afterpay. Buy It Now. Add to cart. Add to Watchlist. Postage: May not post to United States.
Urbino. November 1464. Antonio Petrucci, a preeminent Senese politician and condottiero, is still imprisoned, following his defeat at the hands of papal troops on 30 October 1461. During his captivity, Petrucci composed a Zibaldone (a commonplace book), in which he mainly copied lyrics by Latin classics and Italian poets and humanists. Petrucci’s autograph also contains a complaint against ...
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