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wait that medieval style of leveling up is a thing in Shogun?
I think it's better to look at it as the General's individuality.
And it would be natural to give the general's bodyguards the implication that they are heavily armed to protect him, maybe?
I'm aware of that, but without including the ō-yoroi armor it's hard to tell the units apart, so it's easier to think of them as old samurai who just prefer old school gear lol