It's not a big deal if you can't become a mercenary, because if you get enough renown you can become a vassal anyway. When completed, they will give you gold and renown, if you made the right choices. I'd just stick around the faction you want to join, and just do jobs for lords and merchant guilds until someone offers (the merchant guild won't, but just in case you can't find any lord jobs, those'll pass the time).
Considering each gameplay is different, it’s possible that my style of playing Mount & Blade does not include all variants related to honor in the game. Even players who are veterans of Mount and Blade: Warband may find.
This means that if you read somewhere that a specific action will yield you honor in Mount & Blade and it isn’t included in my guide, then it’s probably because that only works in Mount & Blade: Warband and NOT in Mount & Blade.Īlso my guide probably won’t cover everything, because Mount & Blade is such a complex game, and I’ve written this guide out of experience. Picking fights against looters is easy, but no one really cares if you beat down stone throwers (and nor should they). This guilde will cover honor in Mount & Blade, NOT in Mount & Blade: Warband. Joining a kingdom is one of the best ways to get renown in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. While they have similarities, not everything works exactly the same. There are two different games: Mount & Blade and Mount & Blade: Warband.
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