My French army is designed to meet the hated English during the battle of Agincourt. The figures are all from Perry with suitable armour and weapons for the early 15th century. The force could easily be used for the Burgundian or Breton faction as well, especially with the inclusion of armoured Ordonnance men-at-arms.
Heroes: The French force can call onto a range of commanders and legendary heroes in Saga. Most of these are from Perry with some Medbury and the dismounted Jeanne d’Arc from Bad Squiddo.
Comte de Brabant (left), King John II the Good of France (centre left), Louis Comte de Vendome (centre right), and Bertrand de Guesclin, Marshall of France (right).
Etienne de Vignolles ‘La Hire’ (left), Jeanne d’Arc (centre), Jean de Dunois the ‘Bastard of Orleans’ (right).
Jeanne d’Arc on foot and King Philip with the Marshal of France on foot as a Warlord.
Hearthguards: The flower of the French nobility can march onto the field mounted or dismounted.
Tanneguy du Chastel with retainers.
Sire d’Estouville with retainers.
Olivier de Mauny with retainers.
Jean d’Alecon with retainers.
Edouard de Bar with retainers.
The Dukes of Orleans and Bourbon with their retainers.
The Count of Eu, Lord Rambures, and the Marshal of France with their retainers.
Warriors: The mighty knights are supported by a host of lesser warriors with a variety of equipment.
Mounted serjeants with mixed weapons.
Foot serjeants with mixed weapons.
Foot serjeants with large pavise shields wearing the emblems of French cities and counties.
Levy: Mercenaries and peasants form the lowest tier of French society – the levy. They can push back the English archers or at least absorb their arrows!
Local levy armed with crossbows.
French archers, using regular hunting bows rather than the dreaded English longbows.