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Royalty and nobility taking part in actual on-the-ground warfare. I'd be curious if that would have any effect on military operations...
You think they used to mingle with commoners during an assault? They'd be up on the high ground.
I think the movie Braveheart gives a rather accurate representation of how warfare was in medieval times ๐ซฃ
I didn't say anything about reverting back to medieval weaponry or battle tactics. More than a couple ways to make their ears ring these days even if they aren't the tip of the spear.
That loud, earth-rumbling moan was the sound of every historian turning over in their grave.