The best things in Bannerlord require a lot of money: Leading armies, ruling a kingdom and wearing the best gear. In this guide, we'll show you the best 6 w
Nice guide, one tip I would add is that having a companion with high tactics will make it more likely that your caravan successfully fends off an attack, since these fights are auto calculated and tactics helps that. Trade skill companion is also an option for more money. Good tip, I'll include that in the guide!
There are currently no "new player friendly" ways to make money early in the game as a result of developers nerfing every money-making available to the player into the ground. As of 1.4.1 here is what you can do: 1. Solo smaller groups of looters - you need a bow and a horse for that.
The game states that you level up trade through making profit with goods and operating caravans. I even tried interacting with my caravan and my companion acted like a normal caravan NPC. There was no manage caravan dialogue option. When I go to my clan tab and click on the caravan, the only option I have is disband caravan. You don’t get
You’ll always pay around 15,000 denars for one, whereas a caravan has a cheaper option. One would assume that the benefit of a caravan is a higher chance of profit based on the stability of the workshop, but this isn’t really the case. Both avenues of income max out around 700-800 denars in ideal situations. Bannerlord workshop: Make easy money Bannerlord caravan: How best to trade. The Mount and Blade series are great games for customisation, modding, and just generally playing around with. While
Go to the empire and try to buy pugios they’re cheap and have all the parts you’ll need when you smelt them. Smithing was changed in 1.8. Up to 1.7, it was easy to make expensive weapons with a little luck in component unlocks. Now, the unlocks go in tiers so it's much harder to get started.
Hence no wage deductions and no income reflected. Caravans not making money is a bad design and not a bug. This leads me to conclude that caravans in 1.5.7 are still a waste of time, despite surviving much longer during the war due slower AI lords. Last edited by Supply Side Jesus ; Feb 10, 2021 @ 6:35am. #6.
Caravan = More money but if you war against everyone, you f*cked. Workshop = really slow profit they add 200 denar caps so its not worth anymore. but you can save your money like the bank (you can sell workshop anytime) #7. blademan619 Apr 6, 2020 @ 3:42pm. Originally posted by Natius: The companion and skillsets you choose to lead the caravan is vital to its success. Caravans are investments in your people. They exist for reasons other than just making money (which they do at lower rates than workshops because theyre only limited by your clan size afaik) 200 is a good start.
Buy cheap mules and horses, and recruit troops to carry your goods, don’t upgrade them though, you have to spend money to make money but a 1$ per day troop can carry as much as a a 20$ troop. As soon as the ball gets rolling you’ll literally pillage the entire kingdom, buy everything’s that’s under an average price and sell everything
I’m also currently running a party of 2, me and one companion on realistic. 7.9 speed will outpace every one and doing tournaments gets a lot of money quickly. Pay attention, avoid bad guys, make money, smith stuff till you have a stockpile then join a faction. Workshops are shot currently and trade is not reliable
This will likely not make you as much as smithing, but it really helped with immersions and you can make some really good money, at least by early game standards. 1.Navigate to towns and find Caravan Ambush quest 2.Obviously win the battle and hold onto the Mounted criminals you capture
I can, partially, confirm this. i built two breweries in saneopa (only 1 grain village). they are making 249 denars per day combined. meanwhile, my 1 brewery in amitatys (also 1 grain village) is making 324 per day. however, i have owned amitatys for much longer. and it has higher prosperity. i don't know if this affects workshop production or
