Mount and blade warband starting your own faction

Mount and blade warband starting your own faction mod#

Another helpful tip is to never kick out lords who only own a village. As long as everyone has one fief, relations are pretty good between you and the nice lords, which is necessary to keep your kingdom running smoothly. It sounds like with this exile mechanic, this will no longer be an issue because lords will disappear eventually once they have been banned by all the remaining factions.ДЄward your villages to bad-tempered lords, while giving castles and cities to goodnatured lords. Dozens of lords, each respawning and each with 30 units each in a short period of time, and that would be a huge gigantic army that you would have to constantly fight. The problem I had in vanilla mount blade is that all the lords stayed in the game, evenly distributed among the remaining factions, so when there were only two factions left, and you took over all the castles/towns except one, the lords would all spawn in the same final castle/town. This makes it sound like conquering the world will become easier over time. It sounds like over time, more and more lords leave the realm. Should I wait until I have town/castle and up my relationships with some other lords, and have enterprises everywhere?ДЄlso I was reading about this exile mechanic. Had a town/castle, but lost it to vaegirs. Thanks! When is the best time to start my own faction? I am currently in nord faction. That's about all I can give on advice right now. Not sure on other personality noble companions, let alone the non-noble companions (Marnid, Ymira, Deshavi, Bunduk, etc). I'm not 100% sure on companions being given fiefs in that they won't defect besides the obvious ones that are upstanding and goodnatured.

Mount and blade warband starting your own faction mod#

You do have to be married to be able to do it (or just mod it so that you don't have to be married to throw feasts, though even I admit that's kind of cheating in a way.). Yes, feasts do help in raising relations.

If, however, they own a castle or town, they will take it with them should they defect. If they defect when they only have villages, those villages will not be taken with them as they're tied to whichever castle or town that they're associated with. When a lord defects, they can't always take everything with them.

Also, they won't always lose relation points with you as some lords will gain some because you chose a person that they nominated for a fief. You can probably get away with a couple of Martial and Cunning lords, but I'm not sure on it. A simple trick is to avoid anyone that's not Goodnatured or Upstanding assuming you're a high honor character. It helps with a few of the diplomatic stuff.ДЇirst off is that not all lords would hate you for giving a fief to someone else.