It would be true to say that the Army of Catalucia has not fared well against the Elves of Armorica and their allies. While the guerillas and the broken remains of General Siesta’s brigades do well in ambushes and raids they stand little chance in open battle. Without the aid of “Greate Britorcn” and her red coats a pitched battle is a recipe for disaster. But there is a three battalion formation bucking that trend. The moving menagerie which has a tail of camp followers, walking wounded, clergy and nobles always with it. The Regimenta del Fantastico el Sanna Annie. With brilliant leadership and some good fortune the Sanna Annie has managed not only to prevail but to win several large encounters with Elves de Ligne and Ferach Dragoons. As a result their soldiers have high morale and take advantage of the many talents and ‘services’ of their following tail (Taken from Alternative Armies website).

The post today is about some of the leaders, nobles and hangers on that travel with the Regiment.

Colonel Cleto del Jaso is commander and is a Dark Elf armed with a Sword and Standard Pistol. He rides a light horse and has kept the Sanna Annie together by force of will alone at times andhis troops follow him devotedly.

He us shown here with his personal banner bearer.

Dama Godessa del Jaso is the wife of the Colonel and travels with her husband. She is adored by all in the Regiment and takes the troubles of women as her own. A dark secret lurks though as she is actually a deep cover agent in the employ of Marshal Sault! Adorned in finery she rides a light lizard. As a covert operative she is an experienced regular Dark Elf carrying a concealed Standard Pistol.

Doesn’t she look beautiful with those scales and cute little horn!

Like all respectable ladies she rides side saddle.

The last of this posts characters is

Cardinal Trampa de Grasa of the Catatonic Church who currently rides with the Sanna Annie for safety. He desires to reach Valance to take upresidency but being without guards and bedecked in golden rings and chains it’s risky to go alone. Offering advice to the officers of the regiment he seldom moves on foot rather he rides on a long suffering
donkey shown here resting on an expensive cushion. He is a very pious clergyman whose faith strengthens the regiment.

More on the regiment in a following post.