Barons' War: Foot Serjeants (1150–1320)

The Backbone of the Medieval Army

Drawn from the Latin serviens — meaning "to serve" — the Serjeant was the professional backbone of any medieval lord's fighting force. Neither noble-born like the knight, nor levied from the peasantry, the Serjeant earned his place through skill, discipline, and hard-won experience. Well armed, well armoured, and battle-hardened, these soldiers played a decisive role in the armies of 12th and 13th century Europe.

The Barons' War Foot Serjeants (1150–1320) hard plastic box set lets you build up to 24 serjeants with a broad range of weapon and equipment options, making them an essential core unit for any Barons' War warband.

What's in the Box?

• 24 Foot Serjeant Models — Hard plastic, unassembled and unpainted
• Weapon Options — Falchion, spear, halberd, and crossbow
• Two Unique Frames — Offering additional variety in poses and equipment
• Customisation — Multiple head and shield variants; parts compatible with other sets in the Barons' War range

About the Range

The third release in The Age of Chivalry range, joining Foot Knights, Levy, and Cavalry sets. Rules by Andy Hobday. Sculpting by Rob Macfarlane, based on original sculpts by Paul Hicks. Illustration by Peter Dennis. Figure painting by Steve Beckett.

Models require assembly and painting. Bases not included. Not suitable for children under 14.