Based on my experience you must be in a kingdom in order to call people to war. In order to take a town with the 100 or so troops you've got, you just have to be really predatory. Hit N to open up the journal and go to kingdoms from there you can look at the different Empires to see who is at war with who. Caravans have a substantially higher return but require the use of a follower and can be chased/destroyed by hostile forces. I usually use Caravans early on then slowly phase out to workshops as the overall map hostility raises. Wherethefuckyoufrom. • 4 yr. ago. Workshops get destroyed too. 5. Run_like_a_slave. • 4 yr. ago. They spawn in randomly at the beginning of the game, but will also spawn in randomly over time. Both in 1.3 and 1.4 I’ve seen a lot of duplicates of the exact same companions, so you might be unlucky and never get any of them. But honestly as long as you have a companion with good Social attribute and maybe 16. Midlands Palfrey (OK) One benefit to horse-riding is you won't get lost in super tall grass! A slight improvement over the useless pony, the Midlands Palfrey is at least a proper horse. They weigh a bit more, go a bit faster, and maneuver a bit better. Still, they’re better as a backup instead of a main mount. Level: 13.1. Traits: Honest, Cruel. 2. The Swift (Great) Traveling swiftly on horseback is a good way to make lots of denars. The second-best caravan leader beats The Exile only in non-Trade skills. You’ll pay a bit more, but they offer a solid Athletics score on top of excellent Trade. From what I understand from watching a couple of vids, trade skill is the least important thing for caravan leaders. It barely affects the profit. Scouting and Riding are way more important. So at this stage, there is pretty much no reason to have a companion with Trade by the looks. BsZr7. It's all about Steward in the end, it ultimately decides my husband/wife as well. I keep 1 scout, 1 surgeon, 1 stewart in my party. You need a companion with high trade skill to make the caravans worth it. Low trade skill leads to much lower profits. As for the parties, send men and women with high tactic skills. Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord > [EN] General Discussions > Topic Details. Googley Eye'd Bastard Apr 10, 2020 @ 3:42pm. Caravan city locations. So I was recently told that caravans profit margins depend on the city that they were initially formed in as they act as a main hub where most of the items they buy are sold. My companions are all 25+ level beasts. For context. It’s four in game years. I used hideouts to train them and they all specialise in either one handed or two handed, one has a bow. All their main weapons is handcrafted tier five weapons and their armour is the best I can afford/find. They win ever tournament for me easily and hold their own Related: Best Governor Skills and Perks in Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord. What is Bannerlord Persistent Empires? Persistent Empires is a spiritual sequel to an old classic mod for Mount and Blade Warband's Persistent World. Both mods follow a similar structure: players spawn and try to survive in a world filled with faction warfare. Companions can only get from 0 to 10 riding by doing tournaments, unless you tinker with XML files. One of my companions came riding with "old sumpter horse". Maybe that's the ridable sumpter horse everyone is looking for. I used a standard sumpter horse for my test.

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