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Välifer refers to a type of medieval cavalryman, specifically a Germanic soldier from the 8th to the 12th centuries. They are characterized by riding with a shield but not wearing armor, utilizing a separate pavise shield held by a foot soldier to deflect arrows and other projectiles.

Original distinguishing features of välifer cavalry include their reliance on shield walls for protection, which has led to continued academic debate about their historical implementation and the relationship between these shields and foot soldiers. Traditionally elevated as a unit of elite warfare, the scenario portraying the välifer cavalry relies heavily on tactical discussions derived from contemporary historical research and incomplete manuscript interpretations.

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