Editing Kings of War/Tactics/Basileans (section)

===Infantry===
*'''Crossbowmen:''' These are your only infantry unit that has a ranged attack. Crossbows aren't the worst ranged weapon, but you will need to run them as a horde to get anything substantial out of them. Otherwise one might be better off sticking to spells, magic items, and breathe attacks. 

*'''Men-at-Arms(Sword and Shield):''' Your basic melee unit. They have average offense and defense. They are more defensive that Penitents and Sisters, but they will not do as much damage, particularly as you scale up from small troops to hordes. 

*'''Men-at-Arms(Spear and Shield):''' Strictly an upgrade from swords to spears, these men-at-arms are more expensive, but get defense against thunderous charges as well as more attacks. Worth pointing out that they are strictly better than penitents against defense 4+ or worse, and identical against defense 5+. Sisterhood Infantry will always be more offensive, but will suffer defensively like the Penitents. 

*'''Paladin Foot Guard:''' Your  elite infantry. They hit on a 3+ and have a defense of 5+, a point better each from Men-at-Arms. They can also switch out their shields for two-handed weapons to gain Crushing Strength (1) at a cost of 1 defense. They also have Headstrong, like much of the army, giving you a 50-50 chance of shaking off wavering results. Like a lot of elite infantry in Kings of War, their offence does not scale up particularly well, even with two-handed weapons. However, they are your toughest infantry to kill so they should be considered for groups of ten to protect your flanks. 

*'''Penitents Mob:''' The cheapest infantry in the army, who are also headstrong and have Crushing Strength (1). If you need a huge horde on the cheap, these are your guys, however keep in mind that on the field, a horde of Penitents has roughly the same durability of a regiment of most other infantry.

*'''Sisterhood Infantry:''' Crazy battle nuns. They come with Crushing Strength (1), Headstrong, and Vicious. Cheaper then your spear and shield Men-at-Arms with the same number of attacks, although slightly more squishy as well, their special rules make them good on offense and weak on defense. Very scary as a horde, easy pickings in smaller numbers.