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My friend, "March of the Golems," when I saw it, I was stunned because they marched across the entire map, they started attacking units, and this was in the first version of Heroes 5, where the letters in the menu were still in uppercase, and gremlins repaired an unlimited number of times, so the golems were almost invincible, with infinite retaliation and a pretty decent speed. They walked around and beat my loyal soldiers. The situation was complicated by the fact that the enemy hero was Razazak. In this way, using only 300 golems and 500 gremlins, he defeated my 40 archangels, 50 cavalry, and about a hundred monks (Of course, later I figured out to check the skills, and there was defense and attack, luck, etc.)

6. Knights - Paladins - Cuirassiers

They appeared in the 16th century in many European countries as heavy cavalry, created to compensate for the small number of knightly cavalry and dressed in relatively inexpensive incomplete armor, covering two-thirds of the body – from head to knees, and called cuirassier armor.

They used horses of heavy breeds weighing 600–700 kg.

light cavalry (classic hussars, chevau-légers, Mamluks, light dragoons, horse rangers, lisowczycy, equites) used horses weighing up to 450–500 kg;
medium (linear) cavalry (winged hussars, dragoons, lancers, cataphracts, hetairoi) – from 450-500 to 600 kg;
heavy cavalry (cuirassiers, carabiniers, horse grenadiers, cavalry guards, reiters) – over 600 kg; (knights, gendarmes) – over 800 kg.

Yes, it would be better to make paladin cuirassiers (these have embraced religion) – knights (these have received a title).

I would call the knights Legionnaires.

Legionaries are soldiers serving in a legion, meaning infantry, while a guardsman is an elite soldier.