Spearmen

Spearmen were ancient soldiers equipped with long spear-like weapons used primarily for combat and formation defense. They often fought in tight, disciplined groups called phalanxes or formations, which provided strength and cohesion against enemies. Historically, spearmen played a key role in armies from ancient Greece, Rome, and other civilizations, offering effective defense against cavalry and lighter troops. Their primary advantage was the reach and impact of their spears, allowing them to engage opponents from a safer distance and maintain organized lines on the battlefield.