Military Package: Siestundu Troops (Background fix)

Translating with the help of a translator 1. Infantry: Mountain Guards Description: It's not just peasants with pitchforks. These are tough miners and residents of the foothills, accustomed to carrying picks and heavy tools. In battle, they use heavy hammers and wear simple but reliable chain mail. Basic Combat: 1. 2 (Stronger than standard infantry, as they are used to hard work). Set weight: 1. 0 (Standard frequency of occurrence). Land speed: 0. 8 (Slightly slower due to heavy clothing and mountain walking habits). 2. Archers: Crossbowmen of the Passes Description: In the mountains, ordinary bows often break in the wind or fail to penetrate the thick hide of mountain animals (and the armor of enemies). Siestundu use heavy steel crossbows created by their craftsmen. They rarely fire, but every shot is fatal. Basic Combat: 1. 3 (High damage due to powerful crossbows). Set weight: 0. 8 (Crossbows are expensive, they are smaller than regular bows). Land speed: 0. 7 (Heavy weapons and the need for a long reload slow them down). 3. Shield-bearers: Steel Men-at-arms Description: The pride of the Confederacy. These are heavy infantry in full armor, forged by the best blacksmiths. They use huge tower shields. In battle, they resemble a moving wall of metal. Basic Combat: 1. 6 (Very powerful in close combat, almost invulnerable). Set weight: 0. 6 (Quite rare, as full plate armor is very expensive). Land speed: 0. 5 (Very slow, "tanks"). 4. Cavalry: Heavy Mountain Cavalry Description: It's difficult to accelerate in the mountains, so they don't use light cavalry. Their riders are heavy knights on large, hardy mountain horses clad in armor. They're not fast, but their battering ram is crushing. Basic Combat: 1. 5 (Very strong impact). Set weight: 0. 7 (Keeping heavy horses in the mountains is expensive). Land speed: 0. 9 (Slower than regular cavalry, but more confident in any terrain). 5. Elite: Blacksmith Priests (Fire Paladins) Description: Warriors blessed by the gods of blacksmithin