Huxan Man-at-arms

In contrast to their press-ganged countrymen, Huxan men-at-arms are actually paid wages by their lord, and form a central corps of professional soldiers who are employed and entrusted by their lords to fight unceasing campaigns and to enforce discipline among the groups of conscripts they lead.

Psychology
Huxan men-at-arms are often veterans of many campaigns, enduring revolting conditions in the field and becoming hardened to great violence. They do not surrender quickly, and have a great deal of loyalty for their lord, who they see as a provider. They are often accompanied by small groups of Huxan peasant conscripts, who they will attempt to order into charges and sometimes lead in formation.

Equipment
Roll 1d4 to determine the conscript's equipment using the table below. For added variety, you can make separate rolls for weapons and loot.