The Rat Duc de Puce
The Rat (Duc de Puce). He is a male of the human race and builds his domain from stone. When he is confident of victory—or thinks he is—he tends to be arrogant, but when he is unsure, he immediately panics and gets nervous. The Rat Duc de Puce is also quite aggressive when it comes to attacking enemies, he almost immediately sends hordes of Archers and Spearmen to the enemies, and is also known to be arrogant and can scold his troops, which may indicate that the dictatorship is not weak, and that although he is weak-willed, he is not so much as to allow his power to fall, he is overall a surprisingly stable ruler, primitive but stable. Also, even though his helmet often falls on his face, it doesn't mean that he always looks inept or awkward, when he says something arrogant, his helmet falls on his face and his arrogant look through the helmet is clearly visible. It is also worth noting that, despite his crude, primitive, and cheap tactics, he can be quite dangerous. His Archers and Spearmen are among the cheapest units available; while they are easily killed, if The Rat Duc de Puce amasses large numbers of them, he can pose a genuine threat. Moreover, he can quickly create hordes of spearmen and archers. Remarkably, spearmen are very fast, second only to cavalry in speed, but spearmen have very poor armor. His Archers and Spearmen are also generally present throughout his domain, meaning his men are well protected...if there are a lot of Archers and Spearmen and the Archers are elevated, they won't be killed in melee combat (which is a good thing for Rat, by the way; his domain has Archers on the walls, out of reach of melee). And when he attacks, he shoots both Archers and Spearmen. The Spearmen run forward, and the Archers attack enemies with arrows. It's primitive, but quite effective. It's also worth noting that The Rat is very arrogant and practically the monarch of the place where he rules. And most likely, he would not have allowed himself to be humiliated if he had strength, for example, if there were daredevils in his domain thinking "this is that rat, weak and nervous, weak-hearted" they might be surprised that although The Rat is short, he can quite easily deal several not weak blows and defeat not very strong enemies, but he will most likely receive not weak wounds himself because he is short and purely physically his armor and body are weaker, his blows are not weak, and also these same Daredevils can be killed by his personal Archers and Spearmen. Also, despite everything, the army is loyal to him, and those who are not loyal to him will most likely not be alive immediately. The Rat Duc de Puce : Appearance – The Rat Duc de Puce is a short male, standing about 157 cm (5 feet 2 inches) tall. He is extremely nervous and insecure—traits he makes no effort to hide. His general nervousness sometimes gives way to brief fits of spasmodic twitching while he speaks. Constant contact with rodents has left him infested with fleas, causing him to scratch himself furiously. His voice has yet to deepen, and on the few occasions he has been threatened, he has let out a high-pitched "Aaaah!" He has also failed to master the art of wearing armor; his helmet's visor constantly slips down over his face at the most inopportune moments. Some attribute this to a loose hinge on his bascinet (a type of helmet), others claim the helmet is simply too big, while some suggest his face just doesn't fit inside it properly. He wears a full suit of plate armor at all times. Personality – The Rat’s skittish nature causes him to dart his eyes in all directions whenever he is asked for his opinion. When he finally does speak, his words are often broken up by sporadic "errs" and "ums," accompanied by twitches of his upper lip during the pauses. To make matters worse, The Rat is a poor judge of character, making him easy prey for anyone looking to lure the gullible fool into a trap. However, The Rat Duc de Puce does possess a sense of humor and has an infectious laugh. He becomes flustered very quickly when under attack. He is not cruel to his workers, but he is quick to criticize his troops when something goes wrong. The Rat Duc De Puce - gives the impression of an arrogant man who cannot tolerate doubts about his authority and ranks. He makes mocking comments about his enemies' actions and belittles their skills, but his confidence quickly crumbles when he is threatened The Rat Duc De Puce Strategy The Rat builds castles in a haphazard pattern, all of which resemble "rat mazes". His walls are usually single-layered and host few defenders. His castle plans usually suffer from design flaws, such as building stairs outside his walls and not featuring towers, as well as the design causing further unnecessary travel for soldiers and workers. There are single stationary archers on the walls and spearmen patrol the castle in various points.
