At this moment, Great Qin still lacked quite a few sets of precious artifacts if it wanted to rebuild a cavalry regiment one million strong.
Although Locke Kingdom had also stored over two hundred thousand sets of precious artifacts, every nation's artifacts were different, with their own unique forging methods and attributes.
Most importantly, the precious artifacts of a cavalry regiment needed to share the same attributes in order to unleash the greatest power. The artifacts forged by Locke Kingdom were water-attributed, while those forged by Thunder Kingdom were lightning-attributed. Their attributes differed.
Great Qin could now only gather all kinds of materials and have the former Thunder Kingdom equipment masters forge the precious artifacts anew.
Lastly came the warhorses. A cavalry regiment's warhorses naturally could not be ordinary steeds; they needed to be comparatively powerful, preferably warhorses suited to the soldiers' attributes.
Nearly all of the original warhorses had also died in battle.
Thunder Kingdom had raised such warhorses as well, but they were still far short in number. They needed roughly another four hundred thousand.
Zhao Fu continued having people breed warhorses while purchasing them through the Knights Guild, but it would be impossible to establish a cavalry regiment in the short term.
Zhao Fu pondered this. In the future, Great Qin would certainly conquer and destroy different nations, acquiring different cavalry regiments. If rebuilding them was this difficult every time, it would be both troublesome and arduous.
Should they establish cavalry regiments belonging exclusively to Great Qin? That way, they would have their own men, their own precious artifacts, and their own warhorses, without needing to rely on destroying other nations to expand their cavalry regiments.
This seemed extraordinarily difficult. First, Great Qin was a power from Apocalypse World, and its soldiers could not become Card World