This is a way to make custom kingdoms/factions that are separate from yours 1) Create a kingdom 2) make a companion a vassal 3) abstigate leadership,give it to the vassal(keep your fiefs of course 4) leave kingdom 5) boom, a separate new independent faction now exists
@@lucifereldiablo7770I know I’m late but I saw someone that conquered the whole map with the khuzaits and then created a kingdom. They then left and created another separate kingdom another 4 times. So you absolutely can do it multiple times in the same play through.
I honestly wish you could choose how their banner looks like, cause it’s kinda weird when a new Vlandian Lord runs around with a banner that shows some Khuzait or Aserai imagery. Dx
@@Jayceofbasse Yes, that’s a good idea, but I still think it would be best if the player could shoes it, since in our world, Kings and Emperors or at least their Herolds gave new nobles their banners.
This is super useful. I hate it having to convince lords to join me after I've executed some other lords and that crippling debuff hits me. Also I didn't know you could give companions armor. I always thought they just get equipment themselves.
@@Cavemanner precise gamers like these are common, am just surprised only now he has figured it out With all the bannerlord videos out there so many play through a show companions being equipped for 5-10mins per 1h video
@@Cavemanner really.. I didn't know you can hit Q or E for companions. I'm usually too busy with the logistics and keeping my army fed while also being public enemy numero uno of many factions. My tactic is buy and move while doing a defeat in detail maneuver that it never occurred to me.
After you turn your companion into a lord, marry your daughter to him for extra loyalty and so that they can pop out babies. This is far better than marrying your daughter off to an outside kingdom, because now she stays in your kingdom.
Good vid! If you want to recover some of the spent influence, you do the same but instead of creating a new party you just turn them into a vassal and let them form their own party, then you create an army and add them, then you donate troops. If the troops are high tier, you should recieve a good amount of influence. The downside is that they need 40% of their max troops to join your army, and they likely will be lower tier.
I have captured ALL Empire fiefs then had a promotion spree promoting companions to lords to ALL castles, I keep the cities. I have around 50+ parties roaming around.
Solid Bannerlord content. Soon you'll be the one stop shop. I would like some videos that show the armor sets for each troop, and ranks them all accordingly.
This is kinda off-topic, but still bannerlord related, an anecdote I wanted to share. I was playing with my character, who had just sworn allegiance to the Western Empire, and had also secured an alliance with one of the noble families by marrying the lord's daughter. Some time passes by, and my character is out there raiding and pillaging until I received a notification that my wife was finally pregnant, then Thanos, my character, goes back to the castle to speak with the spouse and she's like: "Yours is not a face I know, who are you stranger?... LMAO
@@Dare_To_Game your the one the got me into kingdom come, waited so long for it, got it. Played it to death. Followed ALL your guides n tips. Destroyed that game cause of you!
In regards to the first method where you find a current lord and convince him to join you. They'll never join you if their wealth is average, rich or very rich; they'll only betray their lord if they are poor or very poor. The best time to try and convince them is after they've lost their fiefs (because I took it from them and then made them made them declare peace) and lost a battle (also me).
Thank you so much! My kingdom was dying because I executed too many rival generals. I was trying to kiss their asses indefinitely to turn the clans to my kingdom. I had no idea I could do this. I've already got tons of castles with mad garrisons and my additional parties are full with a TON of tier 6's!!! Thank you Thank you thank you!!!!
I remember playing some point last year and when I made my companion have his own party, all he did was stay in the one settlement I owned whilst all the villages were getting raided by looters. I allowed it to go on because I was curious if the looters parties grew and eventually I started seeing them in groups of 70 roaming around. I had no idea why he wouldn’t leave and at that point I had 3 more parties and none of them did anything so I stopped playing
You can show this ? I'm curious how this looks. And in future this possible make marriage between sister and brother (son of your brother) I'm seriously curious where is border what producers of this game put with that.
Btw his family members get random gear of minor clans attached to the culture. For instance for Empire it can be of Eleftheroi, Legion of the Betrayed or Hidden Pawn, for Battanians it's Wolfskins. That's pretty shitty gear and you can change that either by modding it (two files), which is not so hard but you have to understand which gears to edit and how, or you download Campaign helper mod which allows you to edit lord's gear.
my current playthrough i am creating a battanian republic that has many run aways and mercs from other nations, mainly the empire, valandia , and some horse people lol.
Prefer to keep warrior heroes in my party because they protect me and help me win battles. You can attract existing lords which is better or lords who are more non combative
This is true. I find the best lords are ones with high governing skills, but ones that don't tend towards combat too much. Because, otherwise every two days i am getting a vote to declare war on another kingdom, even if we are already at war with several.
You could, but, they would then just become part of your clan again. This is something to consider if you are trying to design the perfect wife though.
@@Dare_To_Game Do you know if the nobles in the new clan you create can become vassals? And if you marry off your sis or your daughter to the leader of the clan you made, would their offspring be a vassal?
Question : If you promote a companion to a Lord/ ( New Clan ) . Will his Companion slot become free ? . Ex : you have 6 companions. You promote them all to Lords . They Create there own clans. Even marry with some ladys. Have armys. etc. But then are you able to recruit 6 new companions to fill in your party roles ? If that is so you could practicly use "all the in game companions" to make them Lords if you hire them and "knight them" - and maybe leave a few ( the last ones ) for your own skill replacement [ medic , scout ] / use them as caravans / take over an crime alley / have them as captians in the battles / use them as personal own clan partys | armys . IF for example you wore not able to play in a virtous way and increase relationship with the other knightom faction clans [ by doing quest and freeing them after battle/prison & and making them friends ] that you can not recruit them in your kingdom ( or have no money to convince them ) - > you could use the companion pool - to create 20 new clans and bypass your criminal / opportunistic rise to fame and riches.
Not 100% sure it's still an issue, but how do you prevent lords from leaving your kingdom? Ages ago I had a fellow, at max relations, paid an insane amount as usual for him to join and a week later he defected. For no reason?! Is this fixed yet? I don't mind if lords become disgruntled for a good reason, but randomness is silly. If it is fixed as I expect, you have character traits and thus actions they approve or disapprove. They want more war or less mercy for instance. Maybe they get jealous of others who have more fiefs? Any things like this to keep track of?
So it will always be random having high relation just helps. But the biggest thing is your factions strength. In the beginning you will be weak so the ai doesn't want to join you often and even if they do they could leave. As you capture settlements and finish wars they won't leave as much. Always have a huge amount of gold before making your own faction because you will be declared war on by more than one faction and you need to just pay them off to end the war
@@Deathelement53 Yeah, next time I'll be waiting much much longer before being ready. And grow my family a lot too, that seems awesome to do. I'm a bit torn with smithing as a source of money as it feels like cheating, but the only sane way to buy allies... Maybe I'll cheat by giving myself 300 trade (console or iron/steel cheesing) but compensating this by setting restrictions. My goal for that would be to be able to swap around vassal fiefs. I'm planning to start in the northeast corner and I want one strong clan each of Sturgian, Khuzait and Imperial culture. I don't really want tiny vassals, but I'd like the idea of rewarding companions to become vassals. Maybe I'll even marry of my (grand)daughters and not really lose them!
@@teambellavsteamalice awesome plans! I personally always make a companion or 2 as my smithing slaves lol. Just remember to keep certain companions for you personal party roles and to be captains. Its funny that the companions I have from the very beginning my most loyal men and women will never be awarded with a title because they are to useful as companions
They can be bought out by any enemy king, so it can always happen. Relation is important, as is how much stuff they have. A lord with multiple properties is harder to convince to leave. But, a lot of it also has to do with total faction strength. That's why i don't typically recruit enemy lords until i am strong enough.
@@Deathelement53 Yeah, smithing helps them level up a bit, as does giving them stewardship. I intend to have multiple multiple-use companions, starting low level switching roles often. I once noticed having a backup healer would have been great, as training up a newbie with a huge army is very costly. Having several engineers, scouts or warriors and training them up as healers early on might be nice. It could make them decent governors or partyleaders too.
Pretty much by gaining renown from battles. Give them good fiefs, and grant them some money, so that they afford more troops and fight in better battles. The more they fight, the more renown they get
Does your relationship with the person you are trying to convince matter? I’m sure a negative relationship hurts but do you really need anything above 0 to recruit them?
I recommend having them lead parties in your clan for a while first, either that or governing towns/castles. That way they can level up their governing skills before you turn them into lords.
Question is how to you get a governor for a castle when you already have too many companions as governors? I have 11 companions and can not recruit anymore so I have castles without governors
I did that had full Garrison of aserai master archers, sturgian heavy axemans, spearmans and battanian fians and the Town lost 70% of Garrison during his first few days so idk what I did wrong. Anyway THe better THe companion is the better he will be
Since the fief is now being managed by his wealth rather than yours he might have not been able to afford to keep them and the AI got rid of them, I always give them about 50k gold so that their wealth becomes average and they won't betray me (poor lord will leave your faction for another).
to invite other lords best target those poorest without fiefs, they are cheap, they can even hate you it doesnt matter, wont cost more than 500k a clan, i got lvl 4 clans for such money so i think its cheap
please can u tell me how can I get companion and I choose how to spend his free attribute points and free point it happened with me only one time and I don't know how I did it )
Yes, after you've made them a noble, you just have to talk to them about creating an alliance between your houses. Then choose the hand of your sister.
Hey, i have a castle, and the 2 bound villages, only get me like 5-7 gold a day, and when I click on the trade tab, i see that they only have a couple of cheese or grains. Is it possible to make them have more things in stock to sell, and to make more profit? Or what seems to be the problem
I don't recommend owning Castle since most of the villagers sell their goods to the nearest town. You can click the nearest town and press Alt to see the bound and trading villages. Try upgrading your castle to see if if the gold income increases.
You can try working on the castle projects to make it a more profitable location, but generally speaking castles don't make much money. And, if you garrison them, you usually end up losing money to wages. Towns are far more profitable.
This is a way to make custom kingdoms/factions that are separate from yours
1) Create a kingdom
2) make a companion a vassal
3) abstigate leadership,give it to the vassal(keep your fiefs of course
4) leave kingdom
5) boom, a separate new independent faction now exists
Can you repeat the process?
Does the kingdom attack you?
Following
@@aisthetikos7721 not if your hood relation with all of the lords
@@lucifereldiablo7770I know I’m late but I saw someone that conquered the whole map with the khuzaits and then created a kingdom. They then left and created another separate kingdom another 4 times. So you absolutely can do it multiple times in the same play through.
I honestly wish you could choose how their banner looks like, cause it’s kinda weird when a new Vlandian Lord runs around with a banner that shows some Khuzait or Aserai imagery. Dx
Yeah, it would be better if we could decided it=, or at least limit their options.
Make sure to save before you give them the land and title
@@ScottsOnTheRottenCotton yeah, i always do that and sometimes repeat everything like 20 times until I’ve got the banner that I wanted xD.
I think they should choose a sigil based on their culture it makes it seem more realistic
@@Jayceofbasse Yes, that’s a good idea, but I still think it would be best if the player could shoes it, since in our world, Kings and Emperors or at least their Herolds gave new nobles their banners.
This is super useful. I hate it having to convince lords to join me after I've executed some other lords and that crippling debuff hits me. Also I didn't know you could give companions armor. I always thought they just get equipment themselves.
Geeze how long did you not know this?
Really? You never even accidentally hit Q or E in the inventory? That's impressive if so!
@@Cavemanner precise gamers like these are common, am just surprised only now he has figured it out
With all the bannerlord videos out there so many play through a show companions being equipped for 5-10mins per 1h video
Well, i am glad the guide was useful.
@@Cavemanner really.. I didn't know you can hit Q or E for companions. I'm usually too busy with the logistics and keeping my army fed while also being public enemy numero uno of many factions. My tactic is buy and move while doing a defeat in detail maneuver that it never occurred to me.
This is awesome. Keep the great Bannerlord content coming. It is helping me take my game to the next level.
Thanks, will do!
After you turn your companion into a lord, marry your daughter to him for extra loyalty and so that they can pop out babies. This is far better than marrying your daughter off to an outside kingdom, because now she stays in your kingdom.
Good vid! If you want to recover some of the spent influence, you do the same but instead of creating a new party you just turn them into a vassal and let them form their own party, then you create an army and add them, then you donate troops. If the troops are high tier, you should recieve a good amount of influence. The downside is that they need 40% of their max troops to join your army, and they likely will be lower tier.
I have captured ALL Empire fiefs then had a promotion spree promoting companions to lords to ALL castles, I keep the cities. I have around 50+ parties roaming around.
Solid Bannerlord content. Soon you'll be the one stop shop. I would like some videos that show the armor sets for each troop, and ranks them all accordingly.
Sounds good! I'll get to work right away.
@@Dare_To_Game Bro actually started working on in right away 👍
This is kinda off-topic, but still bannerlord related, an anecdote I wanted to share.
I was playing with my character, who had just sworn allegiance to the Western Empire, and had also secured an alliance with one of the noble families by marrying the lord's daughter.
Some time passes by, and my character is out there raiding and pillaging until I received a notification that my wife was finally pregnant, then Thanos, my character, goes back to the castle to speak with the spouse and she's like: "Yours is not a face I know, who are you stranger?... LMAO
My best friend did that to me. I was gonna recruit him to my kingdom and he's like, who are you? I'm like, oh.
My current play through is the 1st one I’ve played in over a year, and at that time making your companions vassals wasn’t possible. Love this feature.
That's quite a day for ol' Temeon. Began the day drinking in a bar--ended it as a lord commanding an army.
So cool. For a role-playing aspect this is amazing. Didn't even know you could do this. Thanks.
Wow I've played so many hours and did not know this was possible. Thank you so much! Great video
real😂
Why do u sound like Kermit The Frog?
Hahahaaa 😂😂😂
Because kermit is a true leader, strong, focus, controlled. We should all strive to be kermit the frog >:3
Underrated comment😂
I can’t unhear his voice now lol
Now I hear it
Great video
Thank you so much for this. I could not, for the life of me, figure it out. I was convinced it couldn't be done.
You're very welcome!
I like to specifically hunt for companions with military backgrounds first. Makes them better warriors right off the bat.
That is a great way to go. It's the best bet for a head start on getting good generals out of your companions.
I saw 832M Denars and almost passed the hell out
Looool😂
I reached 5mil after 2days 17hours playtime😢
832M isn't the impressive part. The impressive part is that he has 1 billion influence lol
Dang this is helpful. Now I can actually keep all my towns/castles. Thanx so much.
You're welcome. Happy to be of help.
@@Dare_To_Game your the one the got me into kingdom come, waited so long for it, got it. Played it to death. Followed ALL your guides n tips. Destroyed that game cause of you!
If you're making your companion a lord you are essentially not keeping fiefs because he is assigning his own clan to thaf fief.
@@brad5426 that’s fine by me, at least I can build an Empire! (Darth Vader theme song )
Image what a party of 478 soldiers looks like trying to herd 132,000 horses tromping across the battlefield.
In regards to the first method where you find a current lord and convince him to join you. They'll never join you if their wealth is average, rich or very rich; they'll only betray their lord if they are poor or very poor. The best time to try and convince them is after they've lost their fiefs (because I took it from them and then made them made them declare peace) and lost a battle (also me).
THat is true. They are much much easier to convince to switch sides if they are poor, and have no fiefs.
Thank you so much for this i was attempting to fight 3 wars by myself while trying to hire mercenaries that kept getting wiped out and leaving
Glad I could help
Cheers dude, short and sweet👍🏼
Glad you liked it!
Thank you so much! My kingdom was dying because I executed too many rival generals. I was trying to kiss their asses indefinitely to turn the clans to my kingdom. I had no idea I could do this. I've already got tons of castles with mad garrisons and my additional parties are full with a TON of tier 6's!!! Thank you Thank you thank you!!!!
I remember playing some point last year and when I made my companion have his own party, all he did was stay in the one settlement I owned whilst all the villages were getting raided by looters. I allowed it to go on because I was curious if the looters parties grew and eventually I started seeing them in groups of 70 roaming around. I had no idea why he wouldn’t leave and at that point I had 3 more parties and none of them did anything so I stopped playing
Keep them in aggressive mode in , you can do it in clan option
just what I was looking for! liked & subbed
Miss Piggy misses you Kermie. She didn't mean it. She swears she thought that was Gonzos nose. It's good to see you've made a new career for yourself.
I'm still waiting on that marriage and family guide. Also, some guides showing the best wives would be awesome too. Perhaps, divided up by culture.
I am working on a basic marriage guide. Great suggestion for best wives though. i'll look into that.
Good idea for "give" your daughters for your second clan ;)
You can show this ? I'm curious how this looks. And in future this possible make marriage between sister and brother (son of your brother) I'm seriously curious where is border what producers of this game put with that.
So you have to have a lot of fiefs and a lot of influence saved up first. This is going to be a LONG road to get a kingdom.
Btw his family members get random gear of minor clans attached to the culture. For instance for Empire it can be of Eleftheroi, Legion of the Betrayed or Hidden Pawn, for Battanians it's Wolfskins. That's pretty shitty gear and you can change that either by modding it (two files), which is not so hard but you have to understand which gears to edit and how, or you download Campaign helper mod which allows you to edit lord's gear.
Great tip. I will have to look into that mod. Sounds interesting.
That's a really good thing to know thanks
No problem! Happy to Help.
Great video, Thank you!!!!
Amazing content... Im convinced to make my own Lords... Cause I have companions I would like to marry. Maybe I'll build House Targeryan? Lol 😆
my current playthrough i am creating a battanian republic that has many run aways and mercs from other nations, mainly the empire, valandia , and some horse people lol.
Whoa!!! That's something useful!
Bro, you sound like the Mythology guy in UA-cam shorts
Thanks for this video
Most welcome
Cool video 👍
Thanks for coming
Great guide, super useful! I did not know you could do this.
Glad you liked it!
Prefer to keep warrior heroes in my party because they protect me and help me win battles. You can attract existing lords which is better or lords who are more non combative
This is true. I find the best lords are ones with high governing skills, but ones that don't tend towards combat too much. Because, otherwise every two days i am getting a vote to declare war on another kingdom, even if we are already at war with several.
@@Dare_To_Game battled hardened and too damn bloodthirsty
Great video! So after you make a follower a noble with their own clan can you then marry them?
This destroys ther clan no point
You could, but, they would then just become part of your clan again. This is something to consider if you are trying to design the perfect wife though.
@@Dare_To_Game Do you know if the nobles in the new clan you create can become vassals? And if you marry off your sis or your daughter to the leader of the clan you made, would their offspring be a vassal?
Thanks for the help 👍
No problem 👍
Thank you!
You're welcome!
great vid
Question do the new Lords find their own wives or do I need to find them wives
They will get married on their own. Especially if their reputation rises.
great video.
Glad you enjoyed it
How can i help my companion to level his clan tire faster ? Cuz he starts as level 2 that’s so weak 😐
Between you, Stratgaming and Flesson I watch entirely too many Bannerlord videos.
Is there any way to make your siblings or their spouses clan leaders? Or only companions and other clans?
I think only companions can be clan leaders, since your spouse and siblings belong are your family/clan. However You can form a party with them.
Marry your daughter and kill everybody then she be leader Clan;)
Question : If you promote a companion to a Lord/ ( New Clan ) . Will his Companion slot become free ? . Ex : you have 6 companions. You promote them all to Lords . They Create there own clans. Even marry with some ladys. Have armys. etc. But then are you able to recruit 6 new companions to fill in your party roles ? If that is so you could practicly use "all the in game companions" to make them Lords if you hire them and "knight them" - and maybe leave a few ( the last ones ) for your own skill replacement [ medic , scout ] / use them as caravans / take over an crime alley / have them as captians in the battles / use them as personal own clan partys | armys .
IF for example you wore not able to play in a virtous way and increase relationship with the other knightom faction clans [ by doing quest and freeing them after battle/prison & and making them friends ] that you can not recruit them in your kingdom ( or have no money to convince them ) - > you could use the companion pool - to create 20 new clans and bypass your criminal / opportunistic rise to fame and riches.
Not 100% sure it's still an issue, but how do you prevent lords from leaving your kingdom?
Ages ago I had a fellow, at max relations, paid an insane amount as usual for him to join and a week later he defected. For no reason?! Is this fixed yet? I don't mind if lords become disgruntled for a good reason, but randomness is silly.
If it is fixed as I expect, you have character traits and thus actions they approve or disapprove. They want more war or less mercy for instance. Maybe they get jealous of others who have more fiefs? Any things like this to keep track of?
So it will always be random having high relation just helps. But the biggest thing is your factions strength. In the beginning you will be weak so the ai doesn't want to join you often and even if they do they could leave. As you capture settlements and finish wars they won't leave as much. Always have a huge amount of gold before making your own faction because you will be declared war on by more than one faction and you need to just pay them off to end the war
@@Deathelement53
Yeah, next time I'll be waiting much much longer before being ready. And grow my family a lot too, that seems awesome to do.
I'm a bit torn with smithing as a source of money as it feels like cheating, but the only sane way to buy allies... Maybe I'll cheat by giving myself 300 trade (console or iron/steel cheesing) but compensating this by setting restrictions. My goal for that would be to be able to swap around vassal fiefs. I'm planning to start in the northeast corner and I want one strong clan each of Sturgian, Khuzait and Imperial culture.
I don't really want tiny vassals, but I'd like the idea of rewarding companions to become vassals. Maybe I'll even marry of my (grand)daughters and not really lose them!
@@teambellavsteamalice awesome plans! I personally always make a companion or 2 as my smithing slaves lol. Just remember to keep certain companions for you personal party roles and to be captains. Its funny that the companions I have from the very beginning my most loyal men and women will never be awarded with a title because they are to useful as companions
They can be bought out by any enemy king, so it can always happen. Relation is important, as is how much stuff they have. A lord with multiple properties is harder to convince to leave. But, a lot of it also has to do with total faction strength. That's why i don't typically recruit enemy lords until i am strong enough.
@@Deathelement53
Yeah, smithing helps them level up a bit, as does giving them stewardship. I intend to have multiple multiple-use companions, starting low level switching roles often. I once noticed having a backup healer would have been great, as training up a newbie with a huge army is very costly. Having several engineers, scouts or warriors and training them up as healers early on might be nice. It could make them decent governors or partyleaders too.
tyty
Can Companion clans level their clan higher than T2 ?
Pretty much by gaining renown from battles.
Give them good fiefs, and grant them some money, so that they afford more troops and fight in better battles. The more they fight, the more renown they get
@@Briseys mhh okay, thank you ^^
So this allows you to go full head-chopper without worrying about winning them back
Bingo. I love going full head chopper, so this is my preferred method.
Does your relationship with the person you are trying to convince matter? I’m sure a negative relationship hurts but do you really need anything above 0 to recruit them?
So, serious question. Is there anything i should do with these guys before i turn them into lords?
I recommend having them lead parties in your clan for a while first, either that or governing towns/castles. That way they can level up their governing skills before you turn them into lords.
Question is how to you get a governor for a castle when you already have too many companions as governors? I have 11 companions and can not recruit anymore so I have castles without governors
YEET
YOTE
BOTE
I have a second party but it doesn’t give me the “reward him” dialogue option
Will they be bribed / is it possible that they ever turn away from you?
Which are best to make lords?
Anyone else make your companion a lord then ends up dying in his first time in your army
I did that had full Garrison of aserai master archers, sturgian heavy axemans, spearmans and battanian fians and the Town lost 70% of Garrison during his first few days so idk what I did wrong. Anyway THe better THe companion is the better he will be
Since the fief is now being managed by his wealth rather than yours he might have not been able to afford to keep them and the AI got rid of them, I always give them about 50k gold so that their wealth becomes average and they won't betray me (poor lord will leave your faction for another).
Imperatus - I had the same name lol
But what happens once the lord dies? Can they get married?
Whats the benefits of creating a party?
Kermit the Frog plays Bannerlord? Cool.
So after you do this I assume he’s no longer a companion. So you can go get another one and repeat?
Is there a limit to how many companions you can convert
I don’t get that prompt and my surgeon has been my best bud for a year (game time) any fixes?
how did you made 1 Billion influence and near 1 Billion denards that fast?
I gave my companion his own party but there is no option to reward her?
how do you get their clan tier to increase
Can you only do that if you made your own kingdom?
Quite sad that War Band had a better way to know your relations with Lords than Banner Lord
to invite other lords best target those poorest without fiefs, they are cheap, they can even hate you it doesnt matter, wont cost more than 500k a clan, i got lvl 4 clans for such money so i think its cheap
Is it possible for me to destroy my games ruling clan? Currently the khuzait owns like 67% of the map
why do you have more cultures like nord darshi and vakken
So do they find their own wives? Or how does that work?
how can i do it when im already joined a kingdom?\
please can u tell me how can I get companion and I choose how to spend his free attribute points and free point it happened with me only one time and I don't know how I did it )
Can you get your party to join you in battle
Can you play as other lords?
If you have an heir you can when your main dies
How does their clan grow bigger?
Can you marry your siblings or children to these new lords you create?
how did you get so much money in reputation
ive never gotten that option,weird
How do you have so much money and so many troops?
Not popping up for me
Has 800 million denarii...still runs caravans
How did you get that much money?
Amazing trank you. But how can I grant fiefs Tom Family Members?
130k horses in your inventory? LOL
I know...rookie numbers, but i'll pump them up.
Can I make my sister marry a companion/ noble
Yes, after you've made them a noble, you just have to talk to them about creating an alliance between your houses. Then choose the hand of your sister.
1.5X speed
Thank me later
Kermit the frog????
I know this is a bit late but is there any way of adding multiple companions to a new clan instead of just one?
Hey, i have a castle, and the 2 bound villages, only get me like 5-7 gold a day, and when I click on the trade tab, i see that they only have a couple of cheese or grains. Is it possible to make them have more things in stock to sell, and to make more profit? Or what seems to be the problem
I don't recommend owning Castle since most of the villagers sell their goods to the nearest town. You can click the nearest town and press Alt to see the bound and trading villages. Try upgrading your castle to see if if the gold income increases.
You can try working on the castle projects to make it a more profitable location, but generally speaking castles don't make much money. And, if you garrison them, you usually end up losing money to wages. Towns are far more profitable.