Weapon handling increases the 'balance' of your attacks, which from my understanding improves the attack animation in making it more fluid and therefore increasing your damage. Trade Good Recommendations. At this stage I can make the following recommendations when it comes to trade goods: -Dates, Fur, Iron Ore, Leather, Oil, Pottery, Silver Ore, Tools, Velvet, and Wine seem to be the best goods to trade as they have the widest price range and so can in theory be sold for much more than you paid for them. Sexy turmoil, in a heavy mail coif. I meet the woman who might one day become the love of Mengus' life. For reasons beyond my understanding, Megenhelda of the Dey Tihr intervenes in a fight The Digital Companion DLC for Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord was released on 19th December 2022, and it introduced a bunch of new content for players who want a bit more from the game, especially those interested in the lore and development behind it. Go to any city. You can create a caravan in any city. Once you get into town, you have to talk to the merchant. You don't have to look for him on the streets of the city. All you have to do is hover your cursor over the icons of characters and find one marked as the Merchant. Then reach the Merchant and speak with him. The one with the most elite Troops is the best. Which means any. It comes down to personal taste. For example at first I wanted to try the horse archery, and that was cool and all. But second time around, I missed my huge axes, and now you can swing them from horse It's a rare image of protagonism, with you playing the monster. It would be terrifying to share a world with a player character. You'd be coexisting with someone who literally operates under a r/mountandblade is incredibly active and I see the occasional warband post there as well as bannerlord. Give them a follow as well. And yes, warband is super janky but lots of fun and it has a great management aspect, which seems like it will appeal to you. Verdict. Mount & Blade: Warband may not have a carefully guided plot or even reasonably attractive graphics, but it recreates the sensation of living in a medieval world like few other games by The execution itself has a number of consequences that help to ensure that it is a powerful, yet costly action. These consequences differ in severity depending on whom the player chooses to execute. Executing a dishonourable lord is a lot more acceptable in the eyes of your peers than killing an honourable one, but it is still frowned upon. lrvK5Pz.