Both Ranger! trays are French Indian allies. The warriors on the left are scouting what appears to be a deserted homestead. They are Micmac or Algonquins if a northern campaign and Chippewas or Ottawas if a southern campaign. The warriors on the right are waiting to charge the buildings if necessary. They are Abenaki or Hurons if a northern campaign and Delaware or Shawnee if a southern campaign. A number of Coureurs de Bois officers and privates are attached to each warband.
The Six Nation tribes were loyal to the British. The remaining native Americans were allied with the French. Indian warriors on both sides were not reliable, displaying a tendency to go there own way when it suited them. Coureurs de Bois were undisciplined and little better in behaviour than their Indian compatriots.
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