Squire

If the Squire from TABS (Totally Accurate Battle Simulator) were a real person, he would be a young knight-in-training—someone learning the skills, discipline, and honor needed to one day become a full knight. The Real-Life Squire Name William "The Young Blade" Ashford (fictional name) Role Class: Squire / apprentice warrior Era: Medieval period Weapon: Arming sword Fighting style: Balanced swordsmanship with basic defensive skills What he would be good at ?? Swordsmanship A real squire would spend years practicing with swords, shields, and other weapons under the guidance of an experienced knight. ? Athleticism He would be fast and energetic, able to run messages, care for horses, wear armor, and fight when necessary. ?? Learning from experience Every battle would teach him something new, helping him become a better warrior. ? Loyalty A squire's duty was to serve and protect the knight he trained under, even at great personal risk. Personality A real Squire would likely be: Brave Respectful Determined Eager to prove himself He would admire experienced warriors and dream of earning his own knighthood. Weaknesses ? Limited experience — He wouldn't have the battlefield knowledge of veteran knights. ? Lighter armor — He would usually wear less protective equipment than a full knight. ? Can be overconfident — Young warriors sometimes rush into danger to prove themselves. How he would fight A real Squire would: 1. Stay close to his knight. 2. Protect weaker allies when possible. 3. Fight with disciplined sword techniques. 4. Learn from every victory and defeat. His voice His voice would probably be: Young but confident Clear and respectful More energetic than commanding He might say: > "I'll stand with you, my lord." Or, before a difficult battle: > "I may not be a knight yet... but I won't run." Overall A real TABS Squire would represent potential. He wouldn't be the strongest warrior on the battlefield, but he wo