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Tango01

14 Jul 2026 1:51 p.m. PST

"James IV's army continues to grow.

To support the existing pike I thought it was about time they had some artillery to represent the 'Seven Sisters' which battered English castles with ease on the Flodden campaign though through circumstances not of James' choosing performed less well in the field. I also wanted to represent James' Senior Gunner, Robert Borthwick.

Borthwick was initially taken into royal service for his abilities as a founder, he was put to use repairing the existing arsenal and then founding new pieces along with a team of six French gunners including a Jean Vielneuf…"