Bannockburn, 1314
The Battle of Bannockburn remains the definitive moment of Robert the Bruce’s reign. Facing a massive English army under Edward II, the Bruce used the boggy terrain and the narrow "burn" to negate the enemy’s superior cavalry.
His role was not just that of a general, but of a warrior-king.
From his legendary single-combat victory over Sir Henry de Bohun on the eve of battle to his disciplined command of the spear-walled schiltrons, his presence on the field was the glue that held the Scottish line together.
By leading from the front—often on foot among his men—he turned a desperate defence into a historic victory for Scottish independence.
The King Dismounts:
Robert the Bruce Joins the Fray on Foot!
This figure is the perfect companion to the "Castle Assault" book, providing the tactical flexibility you need for skirmishes or the grinding infantry combat that defined the era. Whether he is leading a desperate defense or raising his axe for a final blow, this new standing pose captures the King of Scots in his most iconic warrior form.
The Figure on this sheet comes in 18mm, 28mm and 54mm
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