
These soldiers are drawn from the Spanish peasantry, protected by light armour and fighting with the javelin, in Iberian fashion.
Iberian warfare has a long tradition of light mobile soldiers, both mounted and foot, fighting with the javelin since pre Roman times. These soldiers are drawn from the Spanish peasantry, protected by light armour and fighting with the javelin, in Iberian fashion, allowing them to hurl their weapons at their foes, while remaining mobile enough to stay clear of trouble.