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[[File:12231400 - Kaedweni Cavalry (Dun Banner Heavy Cavalry) (0.8.13).png |thumb|315x315px]]
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Like many others countries in the [[Northern Kingdoms|Northern Realms]], the Kingdom of [[Kaedwen]] maintains a large and well-trained army, full of valorous commanders and brave soldiers able to tolerate the terribly cold weather of the terrain.
 
Like many others countries in the [[Northern Kingdoms|Northern Realms]], the Kingdom of [[Kaedwen]] maintains a large and well-trained army, full of valorous commanders and brave soldiers able to tolerate the terribly cold weather of the terrain.
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The "crème de la crème" of the Kaedweni Army was the [[Dun Banner]], a cavalry unit characterized by soldiers wearing beaver cloaks and caps. When the [[Nilfgaardian Army]] invaded the kingdom of [[Aedirn]], the unit came to help their neighbors, succeeding in freeing the [[Lormark]]. Although King [[Henselt]] of [[Ard Carraigh]] considered his soldiers as "liberators", it was attested that the treatment reserved by the Kaedwenis to the inhabits of the Lormark was even worse than that of the Nilfgaardians. Later then, during the [[Peace of Cintra]], the Lormak was returned to King [[Demavend III]] of Aedirn.
 
The "crème de la crème" of the Kaedweni Army was the [[Dun Banner]], a cavalry unit characterized by soldiers wearing beaver cloaks and caps. When the [[Nilfgaardian Army]] invaded the kingdom of [[Aedirn]], the unit came to help their neighbors, succeeding in freeing the [[Lormark]]. Although King [[Henselt]] of [[Ard Carraigh]] considered his soldiers as "liberators", it was attested that the treatment reserved by the Kaedwenis to the inhabits of the Lormark was even worse than that of the Nilfgaardians. Later then, during the [[Peace of Cintra]], the Lormak was returned to King [[Demavend III]] of Aedirn.
   
The Dun Banner took also part in the [[Battle of Brenna]] in {{Year|canon=yes|year=1268}} where they destroyed the [[Nilfgaardian Empire|Nilfgaardians]] soldiers under their hooves.
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The Dun Banner also took part in the [[Battle of Brenna]] in {{Year|canon=yes|year=1268}} where they destroyed the [[Nilfgaardian Empire|Nilfgaardians]] soldiers under their hooves.
   
 
In the same year, King Henselt and [[Vandergrift]] marched again to the Lormark and [[Kaedweni camp|camped]] his army in the surroundings of the city of [[Vergen]], which he later started besieging. This was the beginning of a bloody [[Lormark War|conflict]] that would last over three years.
 
In the same year, King Henselt and [[Vandergrift]] marched again to the Lormark and [[Kaedweni camp|camped]] his army in the surroundings of the city of [[Vergen]], which he later started besieging. This was the beginning of a bloody [[Lormark War|conflict]] that would last over three years.
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== Gallery ==
 
== Gallery ==
 
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<gallery>
10940000 - Kaedweni Sergeant.png|''Kaedweni Sergeant'' in ''[[Gwent: The Witcher Card Game]]''
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Gwent cardart northern kaedweni sergeant.png|Kaedweni Sergeant in {{Gwent standalone}}
13390000 - Kaedweni Knight.png|''Kaedweni Knight'' in ''[[Gwent: The Witcher Card Game]]''
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Gwent cardart northern kaedweni knight.png|Kaedweni Knight in {{Gwent standalone}}
11150000 - Kaedweni Cavalry.png|''Kaedweni Cavalry'' in ''[[Gwent: The Witcher Card Game]]''
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Gwent cardart northern kaedweni cavalry.png|Kaedweni Cavalry in {{Gwent standalone}}
11140000 - Dun Banner Cavalry.png|''Dun Banner Cavalry'' in ''[[Gwent: The Witcher Card Game]]''
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Gwent cardart northern dun banner light cavalry.png|Dun Banner Cavalry in {{Gwent standalone}}
11210000 - Kaedweni Siege Master.png|''Kaedweni Siege Master'' in ''[[Gwent: The Witcher Card Game]]''
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Gwent cardart northern siege master.png|Kaedweni Siege Master in {{Gwent standalone}}
11080000 - Kaedweni Siege Support.png ''Kaedweni Siege Support'' in ''[[Gwent: The Witcher Card Game]]''
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Gwent cardart northern siege support.png|Kaedweni Siege Support in {{Gwent standalone}}
12230900 - Kaedweni Siege Support (0.8.13).png|''Kaedweni Siege Support (0.8.13)'' in ''[[Gwent: The Witcher Card Game]]''
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12230900 - Kaedweni Siege Support (0.8.13).png|Kaedweni Siege Support in {{Gwent standalone}} (0.8.13)
Abandoned001 - Dun Banner (0.8.13).png|''Dun Banner Standard (0.8.13)'' in ''[[Gwent: The Witcher Card Game]]''
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Gwent cardart unknown dun banner standard.png|Dun Banner Standard in {{Gwent standalone}} (0.8.13)
 
Tw3 cardart northernrealms kaedwen siege 1.png
 
Tw3 cardart northernrealms kaedwen siege 1.png
 
Tw3 cardart northernrealms kaedwen siege 2.png
 
Tw3 cardart northernrealms kaedwen siege 2.png
 
Tw3 cardart northernrealms kaedwen siege 3.png
 
Tw3 cardart northernrealms kaedwen siege 3.png
 
 
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</gallery>
   

Revision as of 15:54, 20 August 2019

Gwent cardart unknown kaedweni heavy cavalry

Like many others countries in the Northern Realms, the Kingdom of Kaedwen maintains a large and well-trained army, full of valorous commanders and brave soldiers able to tolerate the terribly cold weather of the terrain.

Although the Kaedweni soldiers are not the best swordsman of the Northern Kingdoms, they're without a doubt the best in the use of Siege weapon and of the cavalry units;

The "crème de la crème" of the Kaedweni Army was the Dun Banner, a cavalry unit characterized by soldiers wearing beaver cloaks and caps. When the Nilfgaardian Army invaded the kingdom of Aedirn, the unit came to help their neighbors, succeeding in freeing the Lormark. Although King Henselt of Ard Carraigh considered his soldiers as "liberators", it was attested that the treatment reserved by the Kaedwenis to the inhabits of the Lormark was even worse than that of the Nilfgaardians. Later then, during the Peace of Cintra, the Lormak was returned to King Demavend III of Aedirn.

The Dun Banner also took part in the Battle of Brenna in 1268 where they destroyed the Nilfgaardians soldiers under their hooves.

In the same year, King Henselt and Vandergrift marched again to the Lormark and camped his army in the surroundings of the city of Vergen, which he later started besieging. This was the beginning of a bloody conflict that would last over three years.

Gallery