Warlord of Erehwon: Sohei Warrior Monks with naginata french-indian-war After the fall of the

After the fall of the Empire of Ur

those with a special aptitude for accuracy and field craft were often employed as snipers

and causing something of a hindrance to their commanders’ plans

battle wandering monsters and grab any treasure found

which can take and hold objectives and provides a strong core to the army

Warlord of Erehwon: Sohei Warrior Monks with naginata french-indian-war After the fall of theThese holy warriors are known as Sohei (monk soldiers), representing the militant arm of Buddhism on the islands of Japan between the 10th and 17th centuries. Like the crusading orders of European knights, these brotherhoods of battle hardened warriors fought as cohesive units on the battlefield. Dressed in traditional monk robes, brandishing razor sharp naginata, the Sohei were often used as shock troops, augmenting the serried ranks of Samurai and