Warband received two expansions developed by different studios in conjunction with TaleWorlds. Warband expands on the original game by introducing a sixth faction, increasing political options, adding the ability for the player to start their own faction, and incorporating multiplayer modes. Two things irk me about this mod though - with the SEA region being so large AND inconveniently shaped, it takes quite some time to navigate when adapted to a game like M&B the other thing being the elephants' hitbox being broken, meaning you can't really use their huge Charge stat and trample everyone in your way (and AFAIK work on the mod has stopped some time ago, so no fix in sight). Mount & Blade: Warband, was released in March 2010. Really good work on the armours and weapons (including firearms), and there's also new mounts, most prominently elephants but also mules and water buffalos.

Some spells might crash the game, the following will certainly do so due to programming issues, others. For magic to work, it is required to run the game through the Warband Script Enhancer (WSE for short). Based on your school and the tides of the Winds of Magic, it may prove to be a boon for your conquest - or your demise. It's got about a dozen factions of several cultures, including the Portuguese, the Chinese, the Vietnamese. Unlike vanilla Mount and Blade Warband, Warsword Conquest has magic. a man in plate armour, with a lance, taking one of the dead Goblin Spider Riders' mount).Īnd I just fell in love with Suvarnabhumi Mahayuth, the 16th century South East Asia mod. A slew of new mounts for each race (the scariest thing I've ever seen was a de-horsed Reikland Knight, i.e. I'm trying out the Warhammer Fantasy conversion mod Warsword Conquest, which isn't bad at all.

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