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Playing as a bandit, need some ideas

So I started a playthrough as bandit, I'm doing pretty well because I am clan tier 2, I have 98 troops (most of them sea raiders and mountain bandits chivalry, and I set the limit at 100 troops, but Im thinking of taking it down to 70-75). I find raiding villages useless because of how low the reward is, villagers are just not worth the time that it takes to chase them down and they don't give enough money (600-1400) most of the time. So I have ressorted to attacking caravans, specially on the rocky pass that connects Omor and Balgard (vanilla). But lately I haven't seen enough caravans, and the other choke point I know is Ortysia - Quyas. So I'm here asking for a bit of knowledge from any fellow looter that happens to know where to ambush caravans. Also, do you recommend reducing my group to about 50 units, all of them chivalry? I could be way faster that way. submitted by /u/no_username_man [link] [comments]
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Playing as a bandit, need some ideas

So I started a playthrough as bandit, I'm doing pretty well because I am clan tier 2, I have 98 troops (most of them sea raiders and mountain bandits chivalry, and I set the limit at 100 troops, but Im thinking of taking it down to 70-75). I find raiding villages useless because of how low the reward is, villagers are just not worth the time that it takes to chase them down and they don't give enough money (600-1400) most of the time. So I have ressorted to attacking caravans, specially on the rocky pass that connects Omor and Balgard (vanilla). But lately I haven't seen enough caravans, and the other choke point I know is Ortysia - Quyas.

So I'm here asking for a bit of knowledge from any fellow looter that happens to know where to ambush caravans.

Also, do you recommend reducing my group to about 50 units, all of them chivalry? I could be way faster that way.

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