Editing Spearmen-at-Arms

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|image      =wh_dlc07_brt_spearmen_at_arms.png
|icon       = infantry spear.png
|race       =Bretonnia
|type       =Melee Infantry
|general    ={{wh_dlc07_brt_inf_spearmen_at_arms_1 general}}
|main       ={{wh_dlc07_brt_inf_spearmen_at_arms_1 main}}
|melee      =
|ranged     =
|armor      =
|shield     =
|attributes ={{wh_dlc07_brt_inf_spearmen_at_arms_1 attributes}}
|unit size  = Small: 30<br>Medium: 60<br>Large: 90<br>Ultra: 120
|id         =wh_dlc07_brt_inf_spearmen_at_arms_1
}}{{Quote|Put a spear in a man's hand and tell him to brace and he will. He will also hope, and pray.}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' are a {{Bretonnia race}} melee infantry unit introduced in ''[[Total War: Warhammer]]'' with [[Bretonnia (DLC)]].

== Recruitment ==
*[[File:Construction.png]] Unlocked with: [[Training Field (Bretonnia)|Training Field]]

==Description==
Each Midsummer, commoners flock to their Lord's castle to present their sons in the hope that they will be trained as Men-at-Arms. For a peasant to have a son accepted into the ranks of a Knight's household is a great honour. Some young peasants will have been guided towards this goal through their entire life, encouraged to stand up straighter and taller than the usual peasant 'slouch' to better improve their chances of selection. All morning and afternoon the Knight inspects the candidates. By dusk, the luckiest and strongest are selected and are taken back to the castle where they are given basic training and outfitted in the livery of their Lord.

==Attributes==
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==Strategy==
Men-at-Arms are inexpensive, low leadership units with paltry melee attack stats, this variant most of all. They should only be used to fight large units and other fodder units like goblins. Due to the higher melee defence, Spearmen-at-Arms are generally better than Men-at-Arms with swords for holding the line and serving as an anvil unit with Cavalry in support. In the scenario where no cavalry are available, Men-at-Arms are generally better than Spearmen-at-Arms for dishing out damage, except if the enemy army is mostly large units.

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