Game of Thrones: Battle Royale Game

In the TV series, the Unsullied only use one kind of spear from beginning to end, and a more detailed narrative is not mentioned in the original book.

So when Ian heard the word 'three' again, his interest was immediately piqued.

"Tell that barbarian that he should be ashamed of his ignorance and arrogance!" Krazny Mo Nacroz did not speak Common Language, but when he saw Ian finally starting to ask questions, he felt as if he had regained his composure. , said loudly to the little translator.

"He asked some professional questions, Master." The little translator did not answer Ian, but looked at Krazny.

"Then go and call Instructor Fermor," Krazny first looked at the little translator, but then suddenly remembered that he still needed the little translator to stay at the scene to maintain communication for them, so he turned to the man who was fanning himself behind him. A slave girl said, "Hurry up, you stupid pig!"

The girl quickly ran off the platform and towards the square.

After a while, the instructor Fermor that Krazny spoke of came to the high platform. He was a typical Gith man with a hairstyle even more exaggerated than the slave owner Krazny.

He was both the instructor of the Unsullied in Astapor and Krazny's assistant when he sold the Unsullied.

Usually when Krazny sells the Unsullied, she only needs to bring a small translator and let her speak the clichés that she has memorized in advance. Most of the buyers of the Unsullied know nothing about the military. They just listen. When you hear the little translator's narration, you will be stunned for a moment, and then you will happily pay for it and place an order.

But when they meet an expert who wants to know more details, they need to ask the instructor to answer the questions.

"Dear distinguished guests, do you have any questions that you would like me to answer?" Fermor spoke in common language. Although it was far less fluent than the young translator, it was enough for people to understand.

"I would like you to introduce in detail the three types of spears used by the Unsullied, as well as the formation methods they train." Ian added his request.

"The Unsullied have been trained to use three types of spears since they were young. They are the 1.2-meter throwing spear, the 2.5-meter one-handed fighting spear, and the 6-meter phalanx spear. They will also use different spears when using them. Different formations and equipped with different shields.

Although we only included a small buckler, you can change their equipment at your own expense. When they use a one-handed fighting spear, they can skillfully use a large oval shield or tower shield at the same time.

During combat, you can have some Unsullied use spear throwing to form a skirmish line outside your military formation. They can use dense javelins to block the impact of enemy chariots and cavalry on the phalanx.

When they use super long guns, they can build the strongest defense line in the world. They will fight to the death. Unless they are directly penetrated by the enemy cavalry because the depth of their formation is too shallow, otherwise they will be a wall and no one can even think about it. Break through their defenses before the last Unsullied falls.

And when they use fighting spears, they will be the most powerful attackers. They have the most exquisite fighting skills and the fastest attack speed. They can even keep up with the impact of heavy cavalry on the battlefield. "Instructor Fei Moer introduced.

Alexander's Praetorian Guards Infantry, Ian somehow thought of this.

During the decisive battle at Gaugamela, Alexander's Praetorian Guard infantry kept up with the attack speed of his companion cavalry in the final wave of impact. After the companion cavalry tore apart Darius's Chinese formation, they poured in almost without a gap. He closed the gap in the Persian army and established victory in one fell swoop.

And judging from the three weapons used by the Unsullied, their functions are really similar to those of Alexander's Guards infantry. They are far more powerful than Alexander's Guards. They have longer training and are completely unafraid. Pain, they're not fighting for money or honor, they're purely killing machines.

"You don't believe it?" Instructor Fermor took Ian's silence as suspicion, "I wonder if you have ever heard the story of the three thousand warriors of Qohor?"

"If I hadn't, I don't think I would have come all the way to Astapor." Ian nodded without denying it.

The battle of three thousand warriors to defend Qohor took place more than 400 years before the Usurper War. Khal Temok led his KaLS from the east across the Dothraki Sea and marched all the way to the city of Qohor.

The Qohor hired two mercenary regiments—the Bright Banners and the Second Sons—and subsequently purchased three thousand Unsullied.

When the Unsullied arrived, Qohor's army was in disarray, and the two mercenary regiments had long since fled.

It was under this circumstance that 3,000 Unsullied arrived the day before the city of Qohor was defeated, and defeated Motkaao's 20,000 Roaring Warriors head-on, with a battle loss ratio of 2,400 to 12,000. The Dothraki cut off their braids in front of the battle and were defeated in despair.

"But I think..." Ian changed the topic, "The rumors I heard are versions that have been revised again and again by you."

"What do you mean?" Instructor Fermor was a little surprised. It stands to reason that even the most picky customers should place orders after listening to his detailed introduction. So this Andal man is going further and further?

"How far is Astapor from Qohor?" Ian continued to ask.

"Almost 3,000 kilometers." Fermor answered truthfully.

"Kohor was a repurchase of the Unsullied when there was unfavorable news from the front line, and then the slave army arrived at Qohor after a long journey. By this time, Mote Ka'ao had almost completely wiped out all the original members of Qohor. The defenders at the same time let go of the two mercenary regiments that were supposed to defend Qohor, the Liangzhi Regiment and the Second Son Regiment.

So before the three thousand warriors you are proud of defended the battle of Qohor, Motkaao's KaLS had been fighting against Qohor's army for several months, and even if the Unsullied failed to arrive on time Under the city, Qohor will not be defeated the next day. "

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"Do you want to say that there is such a coincidence in the world? After an army marched three thousand kilometers, it happened to arrive at the city of Kohol the day before it was broken? Instructor Fermor, I believe that with your professionalism , you won’t be able to tell that this is a story that was added later.”

Fermor was silent. He didn't want to admit it, but he couldn't refute it. There were too many variables in a 3,000-kilometer march, and it was too ridiculous to be able to get the time card so accurate.

"In other words, your Unsullied were not the only ones who participated in the battle on behalf of Qohor during the Battle of Qohor." Ian continued.

"Even if there are still some defeated soldiers in Qohor, they are not worth mentioning!" Fermor hurriedly defended, "The Unsullied won the battle to defend Qohor. This is an indisputable fact!"

“Based on this,” Ian ignored Fermor’s excuse, “we can continue to deduce what kind of impact the war at this stage before the arrival of the Unsullied had on the Dothraki.

According to my understanding, we already know this information,

First, Qohor's craftsmanship is world-famous, and they have the best heavy cavalry in the entire Essos.

Second, the Dothraki had no craftsmen, and they did not have their own bow-making technology. Most of their bows and arrows were captured or collected as tribute from city-states, so the number of their arrows was extremely limited. "

There was a scene in the TV series where the Dothraki were holding three different bows.

In addition, the original book also mentioned that Khal Drogo sent little girls to collect arrows from the dead after the war. Daenerys despised Khal Drogo's behavior of wasting arrows. These details explain a lot. The Slark's lack of arrows.