oh yeah?
this, my friend, is a platoon.
four of these would make a company.
now, If i only took ONE of my battalions, I would have ten times the footsoldiers, not including my archers, cavalary and other other units.
Now, you can see how much i have, this is around a tenth of my power, since ancient china is quite populated.
Assuming the Han dynasty had 59 million people at its peak...
45 soldier per picture multiplied to 46 pictures sent... doing the math
2,070 soldiers in these pictures, so your army is 20,700 soldiers as he said this is just a tenth of his power... but the Imperial Chinese Army during the Han dynasty had 300,000 men or 14x as much as Bowboi's army. Better size up Bowboi!
But Bowboi's army of 2,070 (at least in the pictures) is waaaaaaaaay bigger than Starsket's army of 70 men. And if Bowboi was to bring his whole army of 20,700 men against Starsket, obviously Bowboi wins.
For people like Aussua or Alphin who would probably said, "who asked?", this statistical information was just meant for Bowboi's advantage...
Oh well... better call reinforcements Bowboi if you want to reach 300,000 men.
