Of you have clan members with their own parties, and set to defensive, they can often roam around and resolve issues. Bring then into an army and disband them around the settlement. Late game issues are horrid. Fuckers want 175 Sumpter horses or 31 tools or want you to deliver 300 sheep. . Braithgar Feb 11, 2015 @ 1:03pm. It would be interesting, if you have your own kingdom you could build castles and villages. #2. Sirius Feb 11, 2015 @ 8:44pm. Check out "Rigale", then. It's basically sort of an RPG mod with crafting guilds and such, and you can create villages (but like I said, it's all pretty basic), and you can build outposts Basically what you do, is edit two files: settlements.xml and scene.xscene. I duplicate, for example, village named Montos, create new name and new village ID's, and do the same in scene.xscene file. I also edit village coordinates a little (so it would not be on top on old village). Save everything>Run MB. Mount & Blade: Warband. Building your own town/fortress. I would like to be able to build the defenses that will be on the map so I can make the battles work more to my favor. In Floris, and in some other mods, you can select "Camp" and then chose to build "Fortifications." A "fort" will be built where you are, but it will slowly degrade and Building a forum – The forum building in any main settlement you own adds +1 influence per day and it can be upgraded too; you can see the effects in the image below. The direct method of getting a settlement in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord involves, as you can probably tell, using brute force to siege it and defeat its defenders. In order to do so, you'll first need to be at war with another faction. Getting someone to hate you enough is terribly simple, though.

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