Mount And Blade Jeremus
I would say one productive enterprise is nice early for the storage (it's easy to fight loads of sea raiders for excellent free companion gear, having a place to store it is helpful), but there are a few that will pay themselves off and provide profit somewhat quickly. A velvet one in Rivacheg will make loadsa money over time if you can afford the initial payment, an ironworks in Curaw will take advantage of the cheap and plentiful iron, and a brewery in Dhirim will take advantage of the insane amounts of grain there. Generally, if you want a productive enterprise in a town, a brewery will be the most consistently profitable if the city doesn't have special conditions.
- Level for Jeremus (This is the level for the hero you can recruit by the name of Jeremus) NOTE: these work as hero levels, decrease to get more stats, increase for the bigger number aka nothing really) Level for Klethi Level for Deshavi Level for Firentis Level for Rolf Level for Baheshtur.
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But if you're savescumming tournaments at 1/4 damage, money is the least of your worries.Having a large monthly income from productive enterprises is nice when you start your kingdom, since you'll need a disproportionate quantity of men to defend your holdings to what you can support off of them. Well, it appears that mods fix that tho, as I explictly remember sniping 300+ Swadians alone on a town siege. If you meant it doesn't appear in siege defense, then yeah, I don't recall it being anywhere. I've etablished myself as a Swadian mercenary, and have decent relations with quite a few Swadian lords, in addition to a party size of slightly over 70, 40 of which are cavalry (10 swadian knights, almost 30 swadian men at arms, half of which can be upgraded at any time). Also a lot of surgery points on all my companions, so my dudes don't die a lot.Not entirely sure where to go from now on.
We're at war with both the Rhodoks (who I'm regularily completely wrecking when they come into our land to loot towns) and the Nords, who travel in twos and which I can't really do shit about while all of our lords are trying to capture Yalen (not Veluca, for some reason.)We have captured two towns of the Khergits, however.Not entirely sure what to do from here on. I have a few industries, which combined with my mercenary payment give me about 1500 denars a month, which is still 500 too little to pay for my army upkeep.
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(I'm sitting on over 20k denars, though, so its not that big of a deal.). Build more industry, build up your army, and then work on your relations with the lords of a faction you want to usurp? So that they will join you when you talk to them before battles (Not always guaranteed I think)Build up your companions that you want to keep, AND some that you don't care to keep in your party. Use the ones you want to keep (i.e. Their skills and such) as your party, and when you go independent you can set the rest out as Lords to help you on the world map, with fiefs of their own. It's actually pretty rare unless you're visibly better than their old senior. You need them to like you (even if they don't at time of war, you can easily farm some by capturing and relasing them), you need to be more powerful than their faction (you won't be unless you fuck all of lords sideways until they have size 50 armies), you need to have a claim (like you're supporting one of claimants or you farmed some of that claims using companions or something), and lot's of other stuff and even then they're incredibly picky.
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And if you fail, you can't try again for a whole month. Honestly, you're better off just capturing the whole place and making your companions lords. Onkyo tx sr607 hdmi board.
Creating a kingdom without first becoming a vassal is quite tricky, if that's what you're looking to do. Normally when you're a vassal it's just a case of taking loads of towns for yourself until the king finally denies you one and you have an excuse to betray him (alternatively you can betray him to his face when the time is right, and defeat his army immediately, thus sometimes starting the independence war with the king as your prisoner). If anything, just having a single holding to stockpile troops in ahead of time is extremely useful.But as an unlanded merc, there are a few things that are fairly essential before you can suddenly no-CB some struggling faction and take a weakly defended town.
You'll need loads of right to rule, so you don't get dogpiled by every other faction (and so you can get other lords to join or even defect to you), so just send every companion you come across on the mission (someone will complain about your choice in emissary, but they'll get over it). I already have both Matheld AND Artimenner, aaaaaaa.I have a few infantry troops in my party (mainly to provide cover for the archers), but I guess I'll just become a Swadian vassal and rescue other lords from tight situations to build relations for a while. While establishing more industries, I guess.I might let Matheld and Artimenner go (or send them out first for right to rule), I can always recruit them as lords later on. (I think?).I might also seek out a book merchant for a leadership book, I guess. This money probably won't be doing much for a while.Luckily half of the rhodok lords seem to carry an insane amount of prisoners, so I can upgrade and replenish my armies for free when I defeat one.I guess I'll also start building charisma now. I've sort of neglected leadership since my current party size already pushes my economical limits (I'm probably still making a profit after food and spoils of war/tasks are counted, but green numbers are reassuring.). I mean, Artimenner's alright, but he starts high level and engineering can be put on any INT companion.
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Matheld's also good with her low level and starting stats/skills, but man, Jeremus is a medical machine, and can get another 2 or 3 INT skills maxed in addition to the 3 medical skills, if you can refrain from giving him anything but INT and party skills.