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A Leader Package is a member of a unit who have received special training in leadership functions. These lower officers allow daimyo to position their troops with more confidence when they are unable to assign more renown leaders to each of their units.

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  • A Leader Package is a member of a unit who have received special training in leadership functions. These lower officers allow daimyo to position their troops with more confidence when they are unable to assign more renown leaders to each of their units.
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  • A Leader Package is a member of a unit who have received special training in leadership functions. These lower officers allow daimyo to position their troops with more confidence when they are unable to assign more renown leaders to each of their units. * Chui (Lieutenant) - 20 Koku: they are aggressive leaders, and tactical geniuses. * Gunso (Sergeant) - 15 Koku: they are the backbone of any army, which lives or dies by following commands to the letter. * Nikutai (Corporal) - 10 Koku: the lowest commanding rank in an army, they are a stepping stone to glory, allowing advancement to higher ranks and greater authority. * Guardians - 40 Koku: only available to the Phoenix Clan, were bushi trained to work with shugenja in leadership roles, who even may participate, as secondary shugenja, in Ritual Magic.
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