This is my first playthrough. My character is now in his 60s and I just had 2 children born. I’m planning to retire him as soon as one of them comes of age. Over the course of this campaign there’s been quite a few lords that I want to track down and execute. So if I start doing that, will my heir inherit all the negative that comes with executing them? submitted by /u/Worth-Consequence247 [link] [comments]
After playing Bannerlord and moded Warband (Prophesy of Pendor) on & off, I believe Bannerlord sorely lack of one thing
Invader system. It is normal that foreign parties always have their interest on a country where constant warfare and civil war is a norm. This way, these parties may send their scout force to look for opportunities, glory and even loots to bring back to their home land.
Invader system will introduce several foreign force that will stay at Calradia as long as they could until they are vanquished. Far east, where Khuzait did not dare to expand and explore, houses steppe savage nomads that believe looting and pillage is their true way of life and despise their lesser cousin Khuzait.
Far west, band of adventurers and minor nobles seeking for glory and claim more lands for their King as the new King has decreed "Age of Exploration" begun.
Far north, barbarians decided to venture south to ensure their survival as Winter has not been kind to them. With no land to grow crops and out of games to hunt, they had no choice but to seek help from their southen brethren for help. Rejected as Stugian claimed "we are poor too", angry barbarian tribes band together and formed raiding war party to haunt Stugian and northen land to get their much needed resources.
These parties, with their own agenda and goal in mind, will roam Calradia to attack any army they pass through and even sack fiefs from time to time to ensure that even culture such as Vlandia and Khuzait will not rest easy even in peaceful time as invader is at the gate.
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