ome of the Serpent Guard will mount themselves upon horseback and ride to battle alongside their lord. Every bit as skilled as their counterparts on the ground, these riders charge into their enemy with a deadly force, their spear covered in the same poisons as those used by their king. In return for their absolute loyalty, Suladân rewards his personal guard with the first pick of the spoils of war, after himself, of course.

Each Serpent Rider rides a swift steed and bears a spear laced with deadly poisons. They make for thematic (and incredibly deadly) bodyguards for Suladân, the