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Knights: https://images.fineartamerica.com/images-medium-large-5/eagle-warrior-arturo-miramontes.jpg
Vikings: https://cdnb.artstation.com/p/assets/images/images/005/999/667/large/timi-hankimaa-aztec-panther-warrior-1-rgb.jpg?1495301931
No but then again Romans weren't exactly knights either, and the highlander is Scottish not Norse.
Unless For Honor wants to really spice things up and add an entire 4th faction of Mesoamerica. They probably have spears, shields, and small clubs with blowpipes as a feat, but really doubt it. Can't think of 4+ types of character warriors to derive from them.
Yeah that's true. I doubt Ubisoft are going for any sort of historical accuracy so I personally wouldn't mind if they stretched the themes a little.
Though if they were sticking to the Knights, Vikings, Samurai thing they do have so much to draw from I doubt they'd be so desperate for ideas they'd include Aztec warriors.
Vikings have a Scottish Warrior.
2. Gladiators played a part in Roman society to control the masses, in other words, they too were pillars for creating the feudal Knight faction.
3. Highlander joined out of obligation, not strictly because he's a Viking