Kingdom of Ikana Unit Roster
Standard Units
The Drafted
Gatekeepers
Footmen
Boltmen
Garo Ninjas
Gibdos
Noblemen
Battle Chariots
Hollow Knights
Defensive Emplacements
None
Siege Weaponry
Trebuchet
Command Units
Cursed Captain
Cursed General
Agents
None
Heroes/Bosses:
King Igos du Ikana
Captain Keeta
Garo Master
Special/Other Units:
None
The Drafted
Forced into service against their will at the start of the Ikanian civil war, the drafted civilians had little or no reason to partake in the conflict. Regardless they were forced to fight amongst themselves, and within no time they had picked their sides. After becoming cursed by the Goddesses and cast into Termina they were doomed to live as individuals full of doubt in everything for all time. They trust no one, and suspect even their fellow Ikanian soldiers may be their enemies even after being released into Hyrule.
Gatekeepers
Low ranking military soldiers tasked with nothing but guarding important locations of Ikana, Gatekeepers served that role during the Ikanian civil war. Cursed to believe that all are plotting to invade the places that they guard, Gatekeepers were doomed to remain attached to their post for all time. Now released into Hyrule, Gatekeepers continue their duty of guarding the Kingdom from enemy invasions.
Footmen
The primary soldiers of Ikana's Kingdom, Footmen were the front line troops that waged the bloody civil war. When Ikana was cast into Termina by the Goddesses they were cursed to hate and harbor a need to kill anyone for all time, even their loved ones. Now free of Termina, the Footmen once again assemble as Ikana's main fighting force as they spread out into Hyrule.
Boltmen
During the glory days of Ikana these soldiers were tasked with guarding their walled cities. They ruthlessly interrogated any and all individuals that passed through their posts to assure that the Kingdom remain free of possible assassins and heretics. Now cursed with the need to question every individual out of fear and suspicion, this usually ends with them coming to the conclusion that their victim is an enemy, and a bolt from their signature weapons is the only solution to rid of them.
Garo Ninjas
Perhaps one of most mysterious races on record, the Garos are one of the few people truly native to the twisted realm of Termina. Somehow they managed to escape into Hyrule and infiltrate the Kingdom of Ikana, and it is believed they instigated the start of the civil war that eventually ruined their civilization. Cursed by the Goddesses for planting the seeds of Ikana's demise, the Garo are now endlessly trapped in the middle of Ikana's civil war. That is until they found a way to escape into Hyrule once again.
Gibdos
When Ikana was banished from Hyrule into Termina, not even the long dead were spared punishment from the Goddesses. Risen from the dead, these mummified Ikanians wander forever craving material possessions they once had in life, and killing any that might have what they want.
Noblemen
High ranking soldiers loyal to only King Igos, Noblemen often served as his personal guards wherever he traversed. They were said to be so devoted to their King that they would go out of their way to kill anyone who was believed to be a traitor, even people in their own families. When Ikana was cast into Termina these individuals were cursed to be forever bound to Igos and perceive everyone else with distrust.
Battle Chariots
Manned by a pair of Boltmen and pulled by spectral horses, Battle Chariots rise from the pit of Termina and storm into Hyrule with unholy speed. When they are not picking off enemies at a distance, Battle Chariots are instead running down scores of enemy soldiers like a hot knife through butter.
Hollow Knights
Once the most famous of all of Ikana's warriors, these honorable soldiers lost all sign of humanity and were cursed to wander Termina invisible to all around them. Left with nothing but emptiness in their hearts, Hollow Knights march into Hyrule seeking to bring emptiness to all whom oppose them in battle.
Ikana Trebuchet
When the Kingdom of Ikana needs to level an enemy castle, these cursed machines are brought forth to complete the job. Armed with projectiles cursed in the name of Majora, the firepower unleashed by these deceptively simple contraptions explodes into a storm of yellow flames on impact. Any structure or unfortunate soldier near the blast can count on being destroyed by violent immolation.
King Igos Du Ikana
The last King of Ikana, Igos was in charge of the Kingdom when the great civil war broke out. After a lifelong service to the Goddesses and rejection of Majora, Igos was devastated to see his empire falling apart before his very eyes, and cursed the Goddesses for betraying him and his loyalty. For his boast the Goddesses descended upon Ikana and cast it into Termina where it would remain in a cycle of endless civil war. Now recently freed from Termina, Igos has managed to temporarily stabilize his Kingdom and now pledges loyalty to Majora, whom has promised a reward for his people should he bring forth destruction upon Hyrule.
Captain Keeta
Once King Igos's favorite captain, Keeta was a well renown leader figure in the Ikana army. When the civil war broke out however, Keeta was forced to betray Igos and ended up opposing him. This undesired betrayal became a willing hatred of Igos when Keeta was cast into Termina with the rest of the Kingdom. Now freed in Hyrule, Keeta has renounced the war against King Igos, though in Keeta's heart the throne is all that matters now in the end.
Garo Master
His name a secret to all in Ikana, the leader of the mysterious Garo came forth to Igos and spoke of traitors in his Kingdom. His intervention is often attributed to the start of the Ikanian civil war, though in truth he was only given the seeds to the Kingdom's undoing. Trapped within Termina when the Goddesses plunged Ikana from Hyrule, the Garo Master has been caught in between the Ikanian civil war for an untold number of centuries. Now freed of Termina, he continues the plot he had started ages past before they were interrupted.
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Originally Posted by Baerke Hinn Gauzki
