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Powerful, disciplined and built for battlefield shock action, the Prussian Dragoons formed a major part of Blücher’s heavy cavalry during the Hundred Days campaign. Alongside the cuirassiers, they provided the Prussian army with hard-hitting mounted troops capable of decisive battlefield charges.
Although Prussia is most famous for the quality of its infantry, its cavalry arm earned significant respect across Europe during the Napoleonic Wars. Napoleon himself warned his commanders about the effectiveness of Prussian cavalry early in the conflict.
Prussian Dragoons served as versatile heavy cavalry, able to support infantry formations, engage enemy horsemen and launch direct assaults against weakened lines. Their appearance reflected practicality rather than flamboyance, with distinctive blue Litewka coats, grey overalls and shakos often protected by oilskin covers during campaign conditions.
In Black Powder, these cavalrymen provide a dependable and visually imposing mounted force for Prussian armies. The included guidons add extra historical flavour and strong tabletop presence once assembled and painted.
The detailed sculpts capture the disciplined and battle-ready appearance of Prussian heavy cavalry exceptionally well. Long campaign coats, sturdy horses and drawn sabres combine to create a striking unit with strong battlefield character.
Whether supporting advancing infantry or delivering a crushing cavalry assault, the Prussian Dragoons embody the strength and determination of Blücher’s mounted forces during Napoleon’s final defeat.