Which type of warrior do you find more impressive?

[MerakSahibi]

Janissaries

Children gathered from Europe, trained as first-rate infantry, then sent back into Europe—but this time as enemies. Some of them rose to the very highest offices of the state. You arrive in life as a serf and die as a Grand Vizier...

Winged Hussars

The guardians of Europe's honor, the winged cavalrymen who saved Europe from the Turkish invasion. From a distance, it wasn't only their imposing appearance that stood out, but also the terrifying sounds they produced...

Berserkers

The famous warriors of the Vikings, massive barbarians who entered battle wearing the hides of bears they had hunted themselves. They would fall into a battle frenzy and charge recklessly. According to some accounts, a certain mushroom may have played a role in this. Medieval priests wrote about them as if they were monsters.

Janissaries

Winged Hussars

Berserkers

[Wholesome_Glory]

The warrior who seeks nothing but the absolute realization of his potential is the only one who truly matters. Most people settle for the fleeting comfort of immediate satisfaction, mistaking mere sensation for a life well lived. That path is a hollow descent. True greatness is found in the pursuit of an objective excellence that transcends the self. It is a quiet, burning resonance with a higher order of things. When you act, do not aim for the applause of the crowd or the warmth of easy rewards. Aim for the kind of achievement that stands as an immovable testament to human spirit. Reach for that clarity of purpose where your every move is a tribute to something eternal. That is the only victory worth claiming.

[abc3643]

I like Vancouver Warriors.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7MZpW_DTfU

[exitseven]

I would rather be the pilot of a B-2 Bomber.

Bombs Away!

[OneViewpoint]

They all look ridiculous. The elaborate costumes are hilarious. Must've been gay armies.

[DonaldDarko]

Winged Hussars they remove kebab

[FrodoSkywalker007]

The winged hussars were awesome!

[strateguy632]

3rd.