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<blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 5446483" data-attributes="member: 57383">Yes, I wondered about doing something like that too. Something like this:Captain: Solitary, patrol (1-4 plus 5-20 2nd to 4th level&nbsp; fighters; 1d% (round&nbsp; down) mounted on warhorses), lance (2-12 mounted&nbsp; on undead steeds plus 10-40 2nd-4th&nbsp; level fighters mounted on&nbsp; warhorses) or host (as lance plus plus 50-100 1st&nbsp; to 3rd level humanoid&nbsp; infantry)&nbsp;Colonel: Solitary, entourage (1 plus 1-4 fiend&nbsp; knight captains on undead steeds, and 1-3 4th level spellcasters) or command staff (1 plus 2-8&nbsp; fiend knight captains on undead steeds plus 2-5 4th level spellcasters&nbsp; and 5-20 2nd to 4th&nbsp; level fighters mounted on warhorses)&nbsp;&nbsp;General:&nbsp; Solitary, entourage (1 plus 1-3 fiend knight colonels and 2-8 fiend&nbsp; knight captains on undead steeds, and 1-4 8th level spellcasters ) or command staff (1 plus 1-4 fiend&nbsp; knight colonels and 2-20 fiend knight&nbsp; captains on undead steeds plus&nbsp; 2-5 8th level spellcasters and 5-20 5th to 8th level fighters mounted on warhorses)&nbsp;&nbsp;Marshall: Solitary, entourage (1 plus 1-3&nbsp; fiend knight generals mounted on nightmares, and 2-8 fiend knight&nbsp; colonels on undead steeds, and 1-4 12th level&nbsp; spellcasters&nbsp; mounted on&nbsp; nightmares) or command staff (1&nbsp;&nbsp; plus 1-4 fiend knight generals and 2-5 12th level spellcasters mounted on nightmares, plus 5-20 fiend&nbsp; knight colonels and 5-20 fiend knight&nbsp; captains on undead steeds)Description:Fiend knights are often in command of large numbers of soldiers, mostly 1st-3rd level humanoid warriors. High-ranking fiend knights always prefer units under their command to be led by fiend knight officers. A fiend knight captain typically commands a cavalry troop or infantry company of around 70-100 warriors; a fiend knight colonel normally leads a battalion or squadron of 200-500 warriors (e.g. 2-5 companies or troops); a fiend knight general may command a regiment of several thousand warriors, usually a combined force of 1-2 cavalry squadrons and 1-3 infantry battalions, often with a number of monsters, siege engines and/or teams of adventurers attached as &quot;special units&quot;; the fiend knight marshall commands an entire army brigade, usually of three regiments.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cleon, post: 5446483, member: 57383"] Yes, I wondered about doing something like that too. Something like this: [B]Captain:[/B] Solitary, patrol (1-4 plus 5-20 2nd to 4th level fighters; 1d% (round down) mounted on warhorses), lance (2-12 mounted on undead steeds plus 10-40 2nd-4th level fighters mounted on warhorses) or host (as lance plus plus 50-100 1st to 3rd level humanoid infantry) [B]Colonel:[/B] Solitary, entourage (1 plus 1-4 fiend knight captains on undead steeds, and 1-3 4th level spellcasters) or command staff (1 plus 2-8 fiend knight captains on undead steeds plus 2-5 4th level spellcasters and 5-20 2nd to 4th level fighters mounted on warhorses) [B]General:[/B] Solitary, entourage (1 plus 1-3 fiend knight colonels and 2-8 fiend knight captains on undead steeds, and 1-4 8th level spellcasters ) or command staff (1 plus 1-4 fiend knight colonels and 2-20 fiend knight captains on undead steeds plus 2-5 8th level spellcasters and 5-20 5th to 8th level fighters mounted on warhorses) [B]Marshall:[/B] Solitary, entourage (1 plus 1-3 fiend knight generals mounted on nightmares, and 2-8 fiend knight colonels on undead steeds, and 1-4 12th level spellcasters mounted on nightmares) or command staff (1 plus 1-4 fiend knight generals and 2-5 12th level spellcasters mounted on nightmares, plus 5-20 fiend knight colonels and 5-20 fiend knight captains on undead steeds) [B]Description:[/B] Fiend knights are often in command of large numbers of soldiers, mostly 1st-3rd level humanoid warriors. High-ranking fiend knights always prefer units under their command to be led by fiend knight officers. A fiend knight captain typically commands a cavalry troop or infantry company of around 70-100 warriors; a fiend knight colonel normally leads a battalion or squadron of 200-500 warriors (e.g. 2-5 companies or troops); a fiend knight general may command a regiment of several thousand warriors, usually a combined force of 1-2 cavalry squadrons and 1-3 infantry battalions, often with a number of monsters, siege engines and/or teams of adventurers attached as "special units"; the fiend knight marshall commands an entire army brigade, usually of three regiments. [/QUOTE]

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