Caledonian Mormaers Ap Hmg

In a society like the Caledonians, where Teseum is the base of clan power, the ostentatious display of this neomaterial is a symbol of both political and military power. For this reason, the Mormaers are the elite of the Caledonian army. Their armor contains a quantity of teseum so incredibly pure that it provides protection superior to most Sphere body armor. The cost of producing one of these armors is so high that few in Ariadna can afford it. And the same goes for their guns, whose ammunition is worth a royal ransom. One could say that the Mormaers' identity is based on Teseum. For this reason the regiment's name, an ancient Scottish noble title equivalent to duke, derives from the fact that they are the respected elite of the Caledonian troops. Nothing is more prestigious for a clan than being able to equip and recruit one of its best men for the Mormaer. For in order to be accepted into this regiment, the clan is obliged to contribute all necessary Equipment, weapons, ammunition and supplies for each recruit. This implies a significant investment in Teseum. Because of this, only the best soldiers of each clan are selected to become Mormaer, many of whom are heirs or sons of the clan's most respected members. This is the main reason why the regiment consists of so many members of the clan elite and why there are so many family and political ties among them, few of whom are called by their military rank and are more accustomed to the name 'sire' . or "cousin". That is why it is said that the Mormaans are the aristocracy of the Caledonian army. Although they are a front-line regiment, deployed whenever necessary to meet extraordinary conditions and situations that require "victory or death", their combat discipline and the quality of their Equipment are so exceptional that their casualties are very low , so that their elite identity always remains virtually intact. No matter how complicated the scenario, the Mormaer always impose their own terms, from the beginning to the end of the battle, where their vast superiority in firepower gives them the first and last word.