However, it is quite possible to strike cavalry with polearm-wielding troops by setting up a phalanx. The use of the "Hold this position" or "Stand ground" orders are not enough. You can settle them in a line in front of your army to wear off enemy cavalry, but there is a problem with this tactical play, as the Rhodok Spearman will charge their polearms and swords to attack the cavalry when the swords of the enemy are already on their way toward your men's heads. Rhodok Spearmen could be the best melee defense against enemy cavalry if you know how to move them, but showing Rhodok Spearmen the best place to stand and fight might be difficult. Adding them a Falchion was one of the best improvements made in Warband. That way, they were nearly useless, almost impossible to upgrade unit with no real place in combat. Originally they were armed with spears and shields only, making them highly resistant to missiles but nearly useless in close combat. I’ve mainly got Rhodok troops and I’m wondering if anyone knows whether I should upgrade my veteran spearmen into sergeants. These units have been significantly improved in between original game and Warband. Hi, I’m new to Mount and Blade and am playing Warband (I know I’m a bit late to the party) on game pass.
Several Rhodok Spearmen will attack you if your pilgrim disguise fails when sneaking into a hostile Rhodok castle or town. These low-ranking soldiers will guard towns alongside Trained Spearmen. Rhodok Spearmen are troops of the Kingdom of Rhodoks.
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