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This time, none of the Chieftain-level War Banners were convenient to use.
In Grand Princess Anna's eyes, these war banners could at most make soldiers easier to manage.
They were not particularly useful.
However, this gave Grand Princess Anna an idea.
Grand Princess Anna planned to combine the Barracks and the castle to forge these Chieftain-level War Banners anew.
If possible, it would be best if the war banners came with corresponding unit designations and attributes.
Hearing Grand Princess Anna's words, Gu Xi fell silent for a moment.
He had battalions and regiments under his command, so he knew very well how unit designations came about.
They required garrisons where troops could be stationed and trained in peacetime.
At the same time, the garrisons would stock reserve weapons and equipment unique to those troops.
When those troops suffered losses, the weapons and equipment would allow them to replenish their numbers quickly, rather than having an entire regiment vanish once its troops were wiped out on the battlefield.
But Chieftain-level commanders could lead far too few troops.
Even with a war banner, a chieftain could only lead one thousand soldiers.
The number of soldiers they could command was still too small.
Meanwhile, there were quite a lot of chieftains. No matter how large Gu Xi's city was, he could not possibly build numerous Training Camps or garrisons specifically for them.
So the idea of unit designations would likely be quite difficult to implement.
As for adding attributes, that was not much of an issue.
Adding attributes to war banners was actually quite simple. Gu Xi simply had never done it before.
Otherwise, every guild would have war banner designers. The war banners they designed could gradually gain attributes.
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