- #MOUNT AND BLADE MEDIEVAL CONQUEST HOW TO LOOT MANORS UPGRADE#
- #MOUNT AND BLADE MEDIEVAL CONQUEST HOW TO LOOT MANORS FULL#
If the village belongs to you, you can "Manage this village" and build improvements. The poverty of the village of, surrounded by vast, fertile fields, looks immensely rich. The owner of the village might tell you he approves or disapproves of your help, depending on his personality. If you give 300 denars, your reputation with the village increases by 1. If the village is unremarkable or poorer, you can sometimes find an unemployed villager by asking "How is life here?". If a village is infested by bandits, its prosperity will drop every three days until the bandits are dealt with or leave on their own. Prosperity can be increased by completing the " Bring wheat to (village)" and " Deliver Cattle" quests, by building a Mill and by making sure villagers reach the town to trade and come back safely. Note: being able to view the smoke requires having the "Particle Systems" option turned on. If it has been looted, but not smoking, it is close to being rebuilt. If the village is smoking, it has been recently raided. This can be loosely monitored by the visual representation of the village on the map. Looted villages tend to start functioning again in between 10-20 in-game days.
#MOUNT AND BLADE MEDIEVAL CONQUEST HOW TO LOOT MANORS FULL#
However, raiding a village takes about half a day to a full day in game time, and leaves you vulnerable to being attacked by a stronger party, as you are unable to cancel the raid and run away. Typically, there will be about 2000-2500 denars/ thalers of goods, and a large amount of food, in addition to the village's cattle. Raiding a village is an excellent way to get food and money, provided the village populace deems your army too strong to be defeated. Doing this will always decrease your standing with the chosen village and faction it belongs to. The amount you steal depends on your looting skill and the current prosperity of the village. If you're at war with that faction you can also "Loot and burn the village". If the village belongs to another faction, you can "Take a hostile action" and "Force the peasants to give you supplies" or "Steal cattle". Looting a village will reset the prosperity of the village to 0, deteriorate the relationship with the kingdom by 5, with the lord of the village by 5 and with the village itself by more than 30. The villagers will fight to assist you, although their resistance will not be very powerful. Building a Watch tower will lengthen the time it takes for a village to fall, thus allowing you to come to their rescue. If the village is attacked, only the farmers are there to defend it. Unlike fortifications, villages cannot hold a garrison. For every 10 relation, you can recruit one higher tier of troops. at 10 you can get 0-11 at 20 you can get 0-16). If it is 4 or higher, your relation will be divided by 2, then added to 6 to determine your maximum (e.g. If your relation is between 0-3, you can get 0-8 recruits. If you have 10 or more reputation with the village while at war with its faction, you can still recruit from them, but this will result in less morale for that faction's troops. You get another chance to recruit any time your reputation with the village changes, so recruit before helping a villager or progressing on a quest and recruit again after the reputation changes to gain additional volunteers.
The troops you get are always from the faction the village is originally from.
#MOUNT AND BLADE MEDIEVAL CONQUEST HOW TO LOOT MANORS UPGRADE#
This fee is static, regardless of troop quality if the proposed volunteers are of a higher tier, they will still cost 10 denars each, thus saving some upgrade money. If you decide to recruit them, you will pay 10 denars each to help them with their equipment. The amount and quality of the volunteers depend on your Renown and reputation with the village. Unless the villagers dislike you, you can " Recruit Volunteers" to your party.
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