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Jyoto Ashigaru

Name: Jyoto Ashigaru
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All Jyoto Ashigaru are heavily armoured, each suit individually tailored to the particular soldier. They carry heavy metal Tetsubo which most men need two hands to use (Though some of the Minimoto effortlessly swing them with one hand or indeed, wield two of them!) with which they are trained relentlessly to build up their strength. They form the bulk of the Minimoto forces and each started their life in the army as an unblessed, proving themselves before joining the ranks of the Jyoto Ashigaru. Contains two miniatures with 30mm plastic bases, and one profile card.

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