Mount and blade warband companion builds mod#

I've played hours and hours and hours of the 1257 AD mod for Warband. Both were pretty neat, but I honestly mostly really liked the 'native' mod for the original Mount and Blade. I've tried Diplomacy and, uh, 1300 AD or something like that? A mod that converts the map to medieval Europe with appropriate factions and troops. I would be very curious to hear if anyone's tried any of the bigger Warband mods. Pack a crossbow for yourself if you have that as a skill I've found that throwing weapons just don't have the reach or the ammo capacity and I'm down on bows for their low damage and high arc. Nord top-tier infantry are the best (Huscarls? Jarls?). My best recommendation is to get very powerful infantry. Sieges are generally pretty brutal I never cared for them myself. As far as I know, engineering mostly determines how long it takes to build siege engines and construct improvements to your fiefs. I believe every siege scenario is determined by the map, not by your engineering.

Mount and blade warband companion builds mods#

There was a popular 'core' mod for the original that let you disable this there's almost certainly one available for Warband but it's not included in the few Warband mods I've tried.Дў. As far as I know, they'll basically always leave eventually if there's someone they're incompatible with, but there's a very good chance they'll rejoin you if you stumble upon them later (until they inevitably leave again, etc.). Re: castle assaults, does the number of siege ladders/towers vary only according to the particular city or castle, or according to the engineering skill level of the party? It seems nuts to try to take a city with only one siege ladder-your guys all get slaughtered at the bottleneck.ДЎ. Will the unhappier one eventually just leave (taking his equipment with, not to mention his party skills), or can that be prevented if overall company morale is high enough?Дў. The other one said he was 'concerned' about it. When two of your hero companions can't stand each other (in my case Jeremus and Artimenner), is it best to just dump one of them and find a compatible replacement with similar party skills (Ymira in this case)? Will one of the feuding companions inevitably leave? I recently asked one of them the 'how do you think things are going' question, and he said he was 'downright appalled' at my choice of companions. Note: Reputations are irrelevant because you wonвЂ™t be needing this guys as vassals.Hi, all, this game has taken over my weekends lately, and I have a couple of questions:ДЎ. This is because they will all have someone they dislike and like in the party so this will even it out.

These are the companions you will recruit once you have given all the previous noble companions fiefs.You will find while gathering these companions you will have morale/friendship problems within your party, but alas, all of these problems will go away once you have gathered all of these companions. Rolf: Cost: 300 Reputation: Cunning lord.ДЄll of these companions are of noble blood and are safe to have as vassals of your kingdom.Baheshtur: Cost: 400 Reputation: Cunning lord.Matheld: Cost: 500 Reputation: Marshal lord.Ghazwan: Cost: 400 Reputation: Marshal lord.Floris: Cost: 20k (Yes, I know) Reputation: Good standing lord.Firentiss: Cost: Free Reputation: Good natured lord.Alayen: Cost: 300 Reputation: Marshal lord.

These are the noble companions of which you will want to recruit as vassals to your kingdom.