If this option is enabled, then our character can have children. At the same time, however, they will age and eventually die. You, on the other hand, must take control of their offspring. If, on the other hand, you choose to disable this option, the character you create will not age. However, they will also lose the ability to have children.
Did you dismiss him thinking you could get him back later? ? If you dismiss a companion, they are as good as dead. You cannot get him back. No most certainly not. I've been playing Mount and Blade since Warband and played Bannerlord 2 religiously in 2020 so I'm familiar with what dismissing someone does. If you press the Alt button while in a city you should be able to see the names of a bunch of places and people, including your companions loitering around. Go talk with them and ask them to follow you = next time you go for a walk in a city those you asked to follow will be there with you from the start. #5. There are a couple of ways to increase Town Loyalty in Mount and Blade: Bannerlord: Build and upgrade Fairgrounds (+1.5) Appoint a same-culture governor with loyalty bonus perks (+5) Increase Security (+1) Choose the Festivals and Games Daily Default (+3% of Prosperity) To disband: Parties menu > select party > to the right of the Party Owners name you'll see the option: Change Party Leader. Select "Disband Party". To kick: Recall the member to your party through a similar menu to the one above and speak to them while they're in your party. I bet you spent more time creating this post than what you spent In order to get companions for yourself the only thing you will really need is some gold. Each companion will ask for some gold in order to hire them. The amount of gold they will cost depends on their starting skills. To find a companion to hire, head to any large town on the map. Once you have reached a town, head for the local tavern. How to Change Your Culture in Bannerlord. There is absolutely no normal way to change your culture in Bannerlord in-game after you have started the game. However, if your character is male, you can change the culture of your clan by marrying a woman of the desired culture. In Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord, the children of two individuals will Summary: companion is asked to leave party/clan but doesn't (still shown in party) How to Reproduce: Hire companion. On worldmap, go to party. select companion, then initiate chat. ask them to leave, say you don't need their skills. the game says they left, but when you go back to party screen, they are still there. Scene Name (if related): The party leader needs to have a high steward skill to have more troops. And a high tactics skill to be able to actually win fights. Also medicin to keep casualities low and engineering to siege fast enough. Finding a companion with more than 1 of the skills is almost impossible tho. mCm4Ub.
