Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord. Mike's Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord Tips. Michael Bitton Posted: Apr 9, 2020 7:00 AM ET Category: Guides 0. Companions Can Be Given Parties – Use ‘Em! You need to address multiple issues: general party happiness, companion conflicts, specific companion likes and dislikes, etc. The first thing you need to do is decide how many companions you intend to keep in your party at all time. You have basically three choices: - keep all 16 companions at all times. You are not the only hero in Prophesy of Pendor. Across the lands, you may find characters in taverns who will be willing to aid you for a price. Companions are much more expensive in Pendor, often costing thousands of denars to hire (Sir Roland, the most expensive companion, costs 8000 denars). However, in most cases, companions are far more advanced than in Native and come with stronger How is Bannerlord with ONLY companions & family members - no regular troops whatsoever? Is it doable? Is it fun? This video shows the most important parts of you can get 8 companions. you have 2 brothers, a sister. 11. you can marry. 12. you can marry your brothers off for 2 wives to enter your clan. 14 Then your kids, your nieces/nephews, and THEIR wives. Your clan is already 3-4 times larger then any other clan. since it allows companions to lead parties, and you start with 3 siblings. How Many Companions Can You Have in Bannerlord? When it comes to family companions, you can have as many as you want in your party and clan as well. However, wanderer companions, aka “normal” companions, have an upper limit which is decided by your clan tier: Clan Tier 0 -> 3 Companions; Clan Tier 1 -> 4 Companions; Clan Tier 2 -> 5 Companions If youre in the campaign map you can create an army using influence in the bottem right with those 3 flags. It doesn't cost anything when summoning you're companions party. Hmm I see the flags that you mean but it says "You need to be part of a kingdom". The Reason you cannot marry a Companion ( as a man trying to marry a woman ) is because they don't have a father to give them away. Nothing ties them to this realm as a "real" npc and thus you cannot get married. WHICH SUCKS! Because I really wanted to marry a Vassalized companion of mine - I even went as far to MURDER my ( at the time ) pre-existing wife! Damn these times are cruel. You make your companions Captains by assigning them to the group you want them to buff. For example you'll note you press the number two when you want archers. Archers are in group 2. Set your most archery-est companion into group two (under party) and their captain buffs will buff that group. Same goes for cavalry, horse archers, etc. HAjCvx.

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