Villagers who have been captured, and now freed. (Any Race) Peasants: Random prisoners found with Looters or Bandits. Good for skirmish parties.Īserai Recruit: Upgrades to good Mameluke cavalry units. No archers, but have many throwing weapons. Imperial Recruit: Upgrades to good armored melee units.īattanian Volunteer: Upgrades to different melee and cavalry units. Khuzait Nomad: Upgrades to mostly horse archers. Sturgian Recruit: Upgrades to Sturgian Spearman at T4, make a good unit for anti-cavalry spear wall tactics. Vlandian Recruit: Upgrades to Vlandian sharpshooters at T5 have superior range with a crossbow, as well as good melee capabilities with one handed weapons and shield. Be sure to check all unit upgrade trees on our Bannerlord wiki for great details on all units, but here’s some general advice: At the start, you are only able to recruit Rank One peasants, but as you progress your character and your clan, you’ll be able to recruit higher tiers. Recruiting requires you to go villages or towns, and have some positive relations with the city’s most influential people, then choose “Recruit Troops”. At the beginning you will not be as strong nor as big as you wish in terms of party size, but it will get the job done. You can do this one step at a time but first you will need to organise your party. Now you will probably want to start forming your army, as well as and conquering the world.
You’ve gained levels, and honed one of your weapon skills, alongside gaining some trade skills and profit in the process. So by now you will have probably focused on lone Looters, and sold their stuff for some money.
Here we’ll focus on low-risk activities where failure is less likely and not as costly. Bannerlord is an open-world sandbox filled with countless possibilities, and it’s easy to get yourself into big trouble.
In the second part of our How to make money in M&B2 Bannerlolrd Guide, we will go into more details about ways to make money, how to build up your clan and more. In the first part of the series, we’ve covered character creation, tracking down looters, upgrading your weapon and mount, as well as doing some basic trading. Making Money in Mount And Blade 2 Bannerlord: Getting Started Guide Part 2 In this Making Money in Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord Getting Started Guide Part 2, we will go over gathering your party, troops, doing quests for others and more. Even players who are veterans of Mount and Blade: Warband may find themselves in the deep end, so we’ve decided to put together a couple of guides, showing you a few things that might just make getting started, that bit easier for you. Mount & Blade 2 Bannerlord can be a very challenging game, and there is a steep learning curve, especially at the beginning.
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