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Peltast - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Peltast. A strategic fantasy wargame. Peltast is a slow-paced, strategic, web-based wargame with a dark sense of humor. Games involve a dozen or more players from around the world trying to destroy each other using troops, magic, covert operations and diplomacy.
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Here we see a Thracian peltast. The Greeks saw the importance of these light troops relatively late. During the Persian wars they noticed how strong the combination of heavy armed hoplites and light armed peltasts and archers was. The name peltast comes from the shield that the Thracian tribes used: the traditional pelte.
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Definition of peltast from Webster's New World Dictionary. Meaning of peltast. Peltast synonyms. Peltast pronunciation and usage examples. Peltast quotes.
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A peltast (ancient Greek πελταστής) was a type of light infantry in Ancient Greece who often served as skirmishers.Contents1 Description2 Development3 Agrianian peltast. This peltast holds three javelins, one in his throwing hand and two in his pelte hand as additional ammunition...
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A peltast (ancient Greek Ï ÎµÎ»Ï Î±Ï Ï Î®Ï ) was a type of light infantry in Ancient Greece who often served as skirmishers. Agrianian peltast. This peltast holds three javelins, one in his throwing hand and two in his pelte hand as additional ammunition...
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Master at Arms: Peltast (d20) PDF Blackdirge Publishing The latest installment of the Master at Arms series from Blackdirge Publishing delves into the world of Classical warfare, bringing you the javelin-hurling expertise of the peltast.
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