It is not the same thing as the troops' happiness. Having a good economy will help you start well.Morale represents the ability and willingness of the troops in a party to summon up the endurance, bravery, and discipline they need to face the stresses of battle and the march.
#Mount and blade wiki velvet how to#
Learn how to couch Lance by watching youtube for an idea. Guide that I don't fully agree with for some stuff. I would recommend 1 early point in spotting and tracking, and some points in power strike. You will level up fairly easily so if you lack any points it is fine. Extra horses in inventory eventually increases speed, but too many will slow you down (depending on how many goods). Fyi weight on weapon/armor doesn't affect travel speed, while trading goods/household goods/foods does. Check the wiki on the armor/weapons if you want to be cost/weight effective. Recommend that you don't spend too much on armor, but moderate enough should you spot a decent buy worth the cost. Loots you get from bandits are at a selling price of about 20% of the base price - reflected while looting, but cost 200% approx. Villages start with 0 denars so you make $ back from them by eventually from selling expensive goods there, should they yield a good price. Usually raw materials (grain, grapes, olives etc) are cheaper in villages and more expensive in towns, while finished goods (velvet, wine, ale, tools) are more affordable in different towns but worth more in others. Usually knowing a good price to buy low sell high would help. I would take prisoner management slightly later only when I know I would start capturing. Just be sure to note the impact of quests on your character's relations with different villages/towns. However it depends very much on how you wanna play (leading your group of army). As a soloist I like to get strength and int up, followed by agi, last is charisma. If you google for starting a character in warband, you can see how each stat is allocated when you start. Generally having 1 point or more in riding is good (since travel will be faster). You can role play whatever you want (horse archer/merchant/multiple roles).
People recommend turning off auto block (me too), and mastering melee helps. You should try the tutorial to see how much feels you have for combat. Posted this yesterday - I play solo (aka no troops), so here are my suggestions. Understanding how to make $, how to get quests/which one suits, etc (reading wiki/guide helps).ģ. Staying on a horse and not letting it die = able to last through fights. Practise combat (tutorial, understand the grasp of it). DO NOT attack Deserters, Steppe Bandits and Sea Raiders, they are tougher than other bandits with decent gear, leave them for later. Then look for some Looters or Taiga Bandits. On the campaign map, go into villages to recruit men, they are cheap.
Awesome protection from stray arrows, and you have backup if one shield breaks. If you use one handed weapons with shields, it's worth it to bring 2 shields so one is in your hand and the other is on your back. Horse tanks a ton of damage for you and lets you escape from enemy groups that would otherwise slice you up easily. Just learn how to control your swings and use your shield and the controls of the horse (which can be a little weird), the rest comes on its own.Įnemy archers will not hit you if you move sideways to them, only if you run straight at them. It's reasonably easy (compared to most mods) and lets you learn the ropes of the game without throwing you into the deep water.
#Mount and blade wiki velvet mods#
Start with Warband without mods at first, to get the hang of the game.
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