Spartan Warriors

Sparta was one of the most efficient and strongest of the Leading Greek city states in its time. The Spartans were highly organised and their land based army was almost untouchable

Celtic Warriors

It is said that the Celts dominated Western Europe for as long as a thousand years and were a major force and widespread over many countries. They were renonowned as fierce intimidating fighters who would disregard body armour in battle. The basic history of the Celts traces them back years where they are believed to have started life in Austria, before spreading widely across Europe

Samurai Warriors

Samurai have gone through many changes in position and rank over the years, starting from a basic rank of foot solider in the Japanese army. Here the then samurai would fight wars and did not resemble the traditional samurai image we know today. In this position the samurai would be civil servants and form the lower part of the order in the civilization. They would be expected to provide their own weapons and clothing but were given exception from taxes in return

Egyptian Warriors

Even though Egypt was considered a mostly peaceful place, it still had a well organised and disciplined army ready at hand should it have the need for war. Once Egypt was united by early wars to one kingdom it was then highly organised with a heirachy and chain of command that was highly advanced

Mongolian Warriors

The Mongolian Warriors were fierce and well schooled in the art of war. From psychological attitude to organised formations and a variety of weaponry with efficiently produced armour, the Mongols were a force to be reckoned with.

Aztec Warriors

Aztec Warriors are said to have often gone to war in order to expand the empire and to meet the needs they had to provide sacrifices for their beliefs and rituals. War was a necessary part of Aztec life and they would often be able to The Aztecs were very strong with their opinions on war and sacrifice

Viking Warriors

Viking warrior were highly feared across Europe for their brutal attacks and unorthodox for the time weapon of choice, the battle axe. Well know for their close quarter fighting style and berserkers. Most Vikings warriors were modestly armoured with only the king’s guard usually have chain mail.