The Ashet

The Ashet are an elite unit of Halberdiers currently present in both the armies of Klortho and Kalan. They are originally from the Kingdom of Kularem and come from a disgraced past.

Creation
The regiment was founded amidst a national scandal which shook the kingdom to its core. It was discovered that a cavalryman had betrayed Kularem and had planned to help the Adetans assassinate the King. However the man was soon found innocent as it was unveiled that a large part of the military was in fact preparing to forcibly remove the King from power. As large numbers of the army deserted, the King declared that any son or brother of those who had betrayed the realm could find redemption by joining the military in a newly created unit called the Ashet.

Redemption
(Insert several irrelevant campaigns here later)

Transfer
After serving as a part of the King's Guard for many years the unit was separated into two companies who would be serving as guards to two nobles who were being married to kingdoms on Izal.

Creed
"The world is a big place and whatever happens, you will not be missed".

- Remarks from High Colonel Laren upon founding of the Ashet

Originally created as a tool to determine the loyalty of relatives due to a mass desertion, the unit had the highest casualty rates in all of Kularem history. Loyalty, honor and a determination to finish the mission no matter the losses are the core tenets of the Ashet.

Unit Honors
Amber Shield- Earned for defending Orar from an Orc invasion.

Ashen Sword- Earned for having proved their loyalty to Kularem.

Leadership Structure
Currently split into two smaller companies each under 90 souls, before any campaign losses from the recent events. Each company was lead by one captain, Harridan Serrisom was the leader for the detachment in Klortho. The two companies are divided into five, fifteen man units, with the remaining dozen or so men being support staff or guards of the Captain.

Klortho Company:
 * Captain- Harridan Serrisom (Currently vacant)
 * Standard Bearer- Ferdinand Rohr

Regimental Marching Songs
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