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Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord features a diverse economic system. With caravans ferrying goods across the map, villagers selling their produce, and workshops turning raw materials into finished goods, there i...

Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord features a clan tier system. Upgrading your clan tier unlocks new features such as becoming a vassal or even starting your own kingdom. There are a few other benefits to increasi...

In Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord, you will have the option of hiring companions to help you in your conquest. You can do a bunch of different stuff with companions. You can keep them in your party, send t...

One of the best parts about the Mount and Blade series is the epic battles that take place in the field between two warring kingdoms. There’s only one way to take part in these battles, and that’s ...

There are a ton of different ways to make money in Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord. One of those ways is by creating your own caravans. You may have seen some caravans traveling around the map – or ev...

Unlike Warband, Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord features a main storyline that you will need to complete if you want to create your own kingdom. The storyline begins after the tutorial with the annoying task of...

Like most games, Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord does have console commands, they’re just a bit tricky to access! There is a way to unlock them in-game, it just requires a few simple steps. Console comman...

With hundreds of different weapons, armors, and items in Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord it can be hard to see what the best ones are. Using cheats, we found the best items in the games database and compile...

Keeping your troops happy is one of the most important things in any army and Bannerlord is no different. Hiring troops is the easy part, and keeping them happy usually is easy as well, but some new players ma...

Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord features a ton of new quests, one of which is called Family Feud. This is perhaps the easiest quest to complete and requires no combat skills as long as you can successfully pers...

One new aspect of the clan and marriage system in Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord is the ability to have children! That's right, you can have a whole family running around in Bannerlord. So far in the game, chi...

Want to keep some of your hard earned loot in a safe spot? Looking for a personal vault? There is only one way to store items in Bannerlord, and if you’re just starting out you won’t get there for ...

The new Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord comes with a more diverse skill system than previous installments. With 18 skills to train and each skill having numerous perks in Bannerlord, it's important to know ...

One of the most important aspects of Bannerlord is making sure your party is moving as fast as possible on the campaign map. Being able to catch up to your opponents, friendly lords, or run away from an en...

Capturing enemy lords and their armies is one aspect of the early-access medieval game Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord. Once you've captured a bunch of prisoners, you have a few different options. You can r...

As you play Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord your character will level up and you will be given the option to invest focus points into certain skills and raise attributes. Your skills will also go up as you ...

You may have noticed that while movement speed in Bannerlord is pretty much the same as it was in previous installments, there are a few differences. One of the most notable changes from the previous games is ...

Everyone who plays Bannerlord wants to rule over a kingdom, but there are some things you need to do first on the way to being King or Queen. Being a vassal allows you to finally have some influence in the wor...

Mount and Blade II Bannerlord is a game of conquest and diplomacy. You are meant to battle enemy lords and armies throughout the game, and this means that you will have to go to war. War is a huge part of the ...

There are a few different things you can do with prisoners in Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord. You can sell them, donate them to cities for influence, let them go, or even execute them. You can also recruit pri...