buy a caravan once you have about 25-30k (gives you some good wriggle room as caravans sometimes make a loss, especially in the early game) use income from caravans along with more tourneys winnings to invest in additional caravans. 3-4 caravans is usually enough to net about 1-3k a day.
Spray Feb 21, 2022 @ 6:41pm. Constantly going bankrupt please help. Hi, I haven't played the game in over a year and thought I would give it another try and I'm so confused. I'm about a year in and I'm just constantly running out of money. I have a castle, a workshop, a winery, 2 caravans and I'm still losing 1500-2000 a turn.
Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. The Citadel - General Discussion Caravan with better troops Thread starter Redflacko; Start date May 13, 2020; Tags caravan
Ignoring that caravans and workshops have always been worth it, yes. Caravans were never worth it in 1.5 or 1.6. They just got captured all the time, usually in a few days. Way too quickly to bring in a profit.
Look around the city you want the workshop in, see what its village produced goods are, that should help you make a profit. from what i see in my own game, pravend has a huge abundance of grain in the trade menu but very little beer, so maybe a brewery would get you more profit. no guarantees though. Make better wine.
Having trouble with passive income. Greetings fellow raiders, I've been playing Warband for a long time and money making in it is quite easy. But I've started playing Bannerlord couple of days ago and noticed that almost every thing that brought bunch of money in Warband is nerfed here. I've searched bunch of guides for making money and almost
Yes but GETTING to that point is beyond miserable. Theres a reason why the amount of active players has gone down by over 90%. The replayability is almost non existent. Not many people have the time or patience to keep spending weekend after weekend just to get to that stage, over and over again as you finish and start new campaigns. Me included.
The person running the caravan does matter. I prefer companions who are focussed in trade, scout, riding, tactics and medicine. The perks in these skills help out caravans the most. And I dont really focus on weapon skills, since the companion is only there to run the caravan. It's not like he's going to clutch a 30 vs 300 fight
high hearths are going to produce more. high prosperity is going to consume more. also need high hearths to maintain high prosp. Caravans are going to stabilize prices. if the raw mat is cheap, they will by it, if the produce is expensive, they might sell that produce to the town, reducing its price.
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Trade skill allows them to make more money. Scouting skill allows them to move faster, and avoid enemies more easily. Steward isn't necessary, since they have a fixed party size. *Where* you form the caravan matters a lot. In Aserai or Khuzait lands, they'll be chased down by fast desert or steppe bandits.
Caravans are good if you don't have millions by selling broken smithed weapons. Plus it gives those characters xp, so they get better with time. The bonuses they get from trading will add about 2% profit from 0-300, because of taleworlds math. The levels are useful to level other abilities though.
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