Two generals which you can always hear about but are normally not considered as much are Richard the Lionheart and Claude de Villars. In the same way that Albrecht von Wallenstein is talked about but not by the arm chair commanders of the proletariat so to speak. What is your opinion of Richard the Lionheart?
Also since I never liked 1700s warfare I never read much about things like the Spanish Succession War but why does Villars enjoy such a high reputation among some and is his high reputation well deserved? I'm only asking because Villars seems to have lost about half of the war until the allies were halted and they signed a peace. Similar to Wallenstein somewhat but I think Wallenstein was able to halt the army of Gustav Adolf in the long run.