Keep your kingdom unified and reinforce the garrisons. Capture all the Calradia so start thinking about it. Leave the border areas of your enemy until they are in a war with another faction. When that happens attack the smaller faction as well and capture the castles/cities between the two kingdoms.
So I captured every fief of a faction. I never executed any lords, so they have now like 15+ clans and mercenary clans running around with tiny armies raiding my villages and besieging castles. Their leader just died of natural causes, but his son took over. So will they dissolve in time? Will their faction get booted from "Diplomacy" window and war ends? Or is only way to end it is to execute
Of course, the execution of the lord in Mount and Blade 2 Bannerlord has some important consequences. First of all, the killed lord permanently disappears from the game - there is no way to bring him back to life. The clan to which the lord belonged will not be satisfied. Your relations with them will deteriorate immediately.
I guess it's one of those things that was supposed to have more to it (like becoming a gang leader yourself) but TW said **** it and nothing like that's being added. Last Devs comment on the topic ignored the part about taking over gangs. " The crime system largely works as described (crime rating tracking and penalties per faction), there are
Faction Bonuses in Mount and Blade 2 On top of the fiscal and military support each nation gives, it is important to consider what each faction has to offer in terms of gameplay tweaks. Each faction comes with a bonus that impacts an aspect of the game's overworld or management systems that will alter the play in a slight, but meaningful, way.
AnandaTheDestroyer. • 3 yr. ago. You need to recruit landless (no fief) clans. If they have a fief they won't want to join you unless you pay them unrealistic amounts, they also won't bring thier fief unless they are in an enemy faction, in which case they will want even more money to join you. So, look a what factions have lost a lot of Yes. I was a trader/Merc for like the first 5 years of my most recent. Joined Aserai and didn't do anything special. Defeated enemies, married well, curried favor with the other lords like you'd do normally if you were a minor lord. XFCHy.
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