#Mount and blade villages free#

The jack of all trades master of none? Of course not, Jack of all Trades MASTER OF TRADE is the meta build.

#Mount and blade villages free#

Once you have the new gear, kill some looters and get some quick combat levels, along with prisoners (who can be sold in tavern districts, for pithy gold, but good roguery levels) you also obtain some poop tier loot (the armor can be sold, but keep the weapons, trust me) and if you’re lucky (and somebody else wasn’t) you will get FREE extra horses and FREE trade goods. Once you’ve made ~3000-5000 you have graduated with your degree of not being stupid !!! Congrats, treat yourself, and proceed to buy some better gear (my favorite is a faster horse) for your hard work! Addition: Look at that, I’m now capitalizing the rules because you are now above a dirty poor prole and deserve some respect and decency. Go to other regions once the price of salt has dropped below 40, and tank their markets too! Buy more horses to increase profit margins, and rinse n’ repeat! Rule 4: Get Rich, Ball Out Selling to villages first is also a good strat, as those rural bumpkins will allow you to unload all of the salt for the same price, thus raising your profits! Go to some villages that produce salt, and buy as much as you can for 25 or lower(20 is the golden price), go to the next town, that isn’t connected to those said villages, and you will probably find that salt sells for 40+. (more horses in your herd increases the amount your party can carry, but gives a minor debuff to map speed)ĥ or so spare horses are a good starting place. Apply that good ol’ common sense, and don’t bankrupt yourself by setting up your business. Buy sumpter horses, mules, or pack camels (whatever is cheapest as I’ve noticed no difference in weight carrying ability) for under 200 gold each (you can find them for under 100 if you’re really stretched).

This will be easy in the starting region as there are villages around Poros that farm the beautiful road-apple-dropping money makers that are essential to your profits going through the roof. Once you have remade your initial investment, look for some cheap horses. You buy something for 150, why would you sell it for anything less?ĭon’t insta screw yourself and loose all of your money by simply not using your eyes!!!Īlso, always keep enough to pay your men for a week: don’t hurt that morale (and those sweet stewardship levels) by not paying your most valuable assets! Rule 3: Buy in Bulk! This is a good way before the markets get blasted by war to make some starting cash (which you will need if you want to become a business Mogul). Next, you should go to Lycaron (ik this is sounding bad) and if silver ore is less than 150, buy some, and flip it for at least 160 in the southern ports.

I recommend to quickly hire some basic troops, the imperial plebs from nearby villages will do, and if you want to do a culturally specific army, don’t worry, you can always abandon your hired help next to a bandit camp and imagine them becoming slaves! Isn’t that fun? This is easily done as the game starts you with a nice purse of 1000 gold. Your first goal of Bannerlord is to not suck. I will detail character creation after this, but this is useful to those who have already started Rule 1: Subsistence I watched gameplay of this masterpiece of a game, and I was suprised how many streamers made these simple mistakes, so follow my rules and rise above poverty!!! This guide to goods (luxury goods, silver, grain, pottery, salt, clay, wine, lien, etc.) in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord.