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1. For the Magister Templi that is probably true and I'll adjust it with the next update. The Graal Knights however would have outgrown their previous armors, as they are both deformed and significantly larger than the average human at this point.
2. The sacred band costs twice the resources of lancers, but less recpoints, so that should ideally boil down to what scales you are taking. The adhirim are based on the council of the hundred and four, an advisory body to kings and elected leaders of the republic. "Traditionally, most Phoenician kings did not exercise absolute power, but consulted with a body of advisors called the Adirim ("mighty ones"), which was likely composed of the wealthiest members of society, namely merchants." This felt like a fitting addition to me as the actual kings are markedly absent in Berytos when the game starts and the queens wield priestly authority.