The Kislevites place less emphasis on ground fighting and thus do not have many types of infantry regiments. Foot troops from Kislev are usually those draughted drafted to fight but do not own horses themselves. Examples of Kislev infantry units include: *[[Kossars]]: Light infantry who fight at range with bows and at melee with axes. {{Fn|1}}*[[Streltsi]]: Infantry who fight at range with [[handgun]]s and at melee with [[halberd]]s. {{Fn|3}}*[[Kreml Guard]]: The elite infantry who guard the [[Tzar]]. They wield halberds and wear heavy armour. {{Fn|3}}

Kislev armies usually win or lose their battles based on the preformances performances of their mounted regiments. The have access to various light and heavy cavalry units from both [[Gospodar]] and [[Ungol]] stock. Kislev cavalry units can comprise of: *[[Ungol Horse Archers]]: Swift light cavalry who excel at outflanking and bowfire. {{Fn|1}}*[[Winged Lancers]]: The Gospodar knighthood, named after the wings worn on their backs. {{Fn|1}}*[[Gryphon Legion]]: An elite regiment of Winged Lancers who act as the Tzars elite guard. {{Fn|1}}*[[War Wagon]]s: Horse drawn carts that carry infantry who fire arrows and blackpowder weapons from inside. {{Fn|2}}

Large gunpowder units are known to be used in Kislev armies. These are not dissimilar to those used by their [[The Empire|EmpireImperial]] or [[Dwarfs|Dwarf]] allies, though somewhat more primitive. Kislevite artillery pieces can include:*[[Cannon|Urugan Cannon]]s^{{Fn|3}}*[[Mortar]]s^{{Fn|3}} 

The Kislevites are also prone to build defences defenses to aid in the defence defense of their lands. These can range from wooden pallisades to stone walls and even large castles. The larger cities of Kislev also are surrounded by walls and moats. Examples of Kislev fortifications include:*[[Castle Alexandronov]]^{{Fn|3}}

* ^{{Endn|1}}:[[Warhammer Armies: Kislev (6th Edition)]], Gavin (2003) by [[Gav Thorpe]], 2003{{Cite This}}* ^{{Endn|2}}:[[Warmaster Armies, ]] (2006) by [[Rick Priestley]], 2006, ppg.36* ^{{Endn|3}}:[[Citadel Journal ]] Issue 15, "Kislev The Claws of the Great Bear", (1996) by [[Tuomas Pirinen, 1996]][[Category: Kislev]][[Category:Military]]{{Kislev}}