My grandfather taught me horseback archery at a young age so I can hit a target whether stationery or mobile in mid-gallop from a 1,000 yards. He also trained me how to combat a halberd while on horseback. That was probably the hardest because you have to learn how to maneuver the horse in close quarter maneuvers while evading enemy strikes. Your armor restricts movement so you have to anticipate your enemies actions. I use a lighter armor to allow for better flexibility and comfort however it's dangerous because it opens me to attack.
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Originally Posted by Amen
