The ecuyer line is heavy cavalry, the Hobilar is light cavalry, and the man at arms is medium/heavy cav. And I believe the sheriff a bow and spear while the skirmisher is a bow and sword unit. The sergeant at arms then has the ability to go as heavy sword infantry (Jacobite to Jock to highlander), medium cavalry (guard to man at arms to lancer) or remain a skirmisher (guard to sheriff). Or, if you want more flexibility you can take the second skirmisher route by going from peasant archer to sergeant at arms. I bring these guys with me when I'm assaulting towns so that they can fight on the front too. You can go from archer militia to tracker to skirmisher for a unit that is decent in bows and melee combat. If you want to have a skirmisher, you have an additional two options. If you want pure archers, that will snipe people from halfway across the map, you would go peasant archer to archer to militia to longbow etc. For Archers, Swadia also has two specializations, Skirmisher and Longbow. (Page to Jacobite, to Jock, to Highlander). After the militia, you can either go with anti cavalry infantry (Voulgier to Piquier) or you can go with heavy sword infantry. It starts at the militia, then it will immediately branch into specializations. Within those troop types, there are also 2-3 different variants, which can be very confusing at first. Swadia has three major troop types, Cav, Inf, and Arch. You can typically tell a unit's specialization based on where they are in the troop tree, but it ultimately comes down to you to checking out their stats and remembering who is good at what.
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