Armies of the Hold of the Sea Princes

The real power of the Sea Princes rests with their fleet, which is reckoned as the largest in the Flanaess.

Still, there is a small but efficient army maintained by the various lords of the Hold, which serve to fight off invasions from other powers such as the Yeomanry and Keoland, as well as to suppress occasional slave uprisings on the plantations and in the towns.

As of CY 578, the

ground forces of the Sea Princes

are accounted as follows. This does not include the marines that are stationed on ships, which easily number 5,000 or more men. It should also be noted that the coastal provinces and islands can call upon many hundreds (if not more) of mermen and tritons, which are very effective at interdicting enemy ships.

• Principality of Monmurg

• 500 light infantry with sling

• 1,100 medium infantry with spear, wearing chainmail and shield

• 600 medium cavalry with crossbow, wearing padded or studded leather armor

• Principality of Toli

• 300 light infantry with spear

• 200 light cavalry with spear and shield

• Plardom of Hool

• 800 light infantry with sling

• 900 medium infantry with spear

• 600 light cavalry with spear and shield

• 1,100 medium cavalry with crossbow, wearing padded or studded leather armor

• Grandeeship of Westkeep

• 700 light infantry with spear

• 300 light cavalry with spear and shield

• 300 marsh wardens (light infantry with sword and longbow)

• Jetsom Island

• 120 light infantry with sword, wearing leather armor

• 50 light infantry with longbows

• Flotsam Island

• 150 light infantry with sword, wearing leather armor

• Fairwind Island

• 200 light infantry with sword, wearing leather armor

• 80 light infantry with crossbows

• Sybarite Island

• 50 light infantry with sword, wearing leather armor

Figures for the Hold of the Sea Princes can be of any sort of late medieval style, but if such that are specifically Spanish, or Christians of the Reconquista era, are available, they would be preferable.