ROM098-KC
King & Country
Not yet Released - expected in mid-October.
Moving forward, the Archer studies the target, calculating the distance and his aiming point as he is about to fire.
The title of ‘Praetorian Guard’ was derived from the Latin world ‘praetorium’, describing the tent occupied by a Roman general (imperator) where carefully chosen soldiers guarded the senior officer’s headquarters.
This Praetorian Guard had a distinctly different appearance to regular Roman soldiers. They wore superior quality armour based on the standard ‘Lorica Segmentate’ and received substantially higher pay and much better living conditions than the regular Roman Legions.
In addition, they were permitted to wear the noble colour of the Emperor himself, purple being seen as a reflection of their personal loyalty to him and their public prestige.