Général de Division

Until the 18th Century, armies were collections of Regiments or Brigades with no intermediate commands. At a battle like Waterloo, a general would have had to keep track and issue orders to 50 units, and attach artillery to each. The creation of Divisions greatly diminished the workload.

Information

Attacks (damage × count)

	Sword melee	3 × 3 blade
	Shot ranged	4 × 2 impact

Resistances

	blade	-20%			pierce	-20%
	impact	20%			fire	0%
	cold	0%			arcane	0%