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From the creators of the popular Brytenwalda mod, Viking Conquest is a brand new DLC for Mount & Blade WarbandThis single and multi player DLC brings Mount & Blade to historical Dark Age Britain, complemented by authentic scenes and cultures.вЂ“ Release Name (crack by): Mount.and.Blade.Warband.Viking.Conquest.Reforged.Edition-SKIDROWMount&Blade: Warband - Viking Conquest, or simply Viking Conquest, is a single player and multiplayer expansion for Mount&Blade: Warband.Developed by the people behind the popular Brytenwalda mod, it was released on the 11th of December 2014, becoming the second official expansion to be published after Napoleonic Wars.

I mean they give you moral вЂњchoicesвЂќ but it doesnвЂ™t matter. It seems that there is this quest line they ram down your throat. I have managed to progress from there.However, I am not sure I am going to like their story mode. I did start another game and managed to get a tax quest for a town which netted me a lot of gold which let me bribe someone to hire 3 troops. At that point I didnвЂ™t have a weapon.

This is hands down the ugliest character IвЂ™ve ever played in a video game.Viking Conquest is also HARD. My initial impression was вЂњman, was Warband this ugly? I donвЂ™t remember Warband being this ugly?!вЂќ IвЂ™m not even sure why they bother with a character features screen, all the choices range from freakishly-inhuman to Quasimodo. Has anyone played this out somewhat? Is the story mode something special or are all the extra mechanics still in the sandbox mode?Bought this in the Steam Autumn Sale and fired it up over the past couple of evenings. If you tell him No, go to hell I am not doing your quest, you still end up doing his quest and various NPCs and dialog options are all as if you said you wanted to do it.At this point, I am thinking of starting over in the sandbox mode. However none of them matter. You get 3 вЂњchoicesвЂќ, two of which turn him down.

So donвЂ™t loot on the battlefield kids (except for survival purposes). The looted weapon/armor did not appear in my inventory either, the game just ATE them. Battle WON!Of note, in the post-battle loot I DID NOT receive the looted shield and spear I used during the fight, only the shield and little axe the second bandit had. I was then able to loot his shield and spear thing, which made the second bandit much easier to defeat. Blocking without a shield was impossible, so I had to kite the bandit, try to flank him using bits of the environment, and stab him about 10 times, but he went down. It must have looked like something out of Benny Hill as I ran around the bandit camp jumping between tents and over wagons and stacks of barrels until I got one of the bandits stuck on something, making it a one on one fight with the other bandit.

Shields.I set out once more on a quest to find more wool to buy and sell. SCORE! With that and the proceeds form the sale of my extra bandit loot I was able to trade up to a long handled axe that did far more damage and had a bonus vs. I then trekked to the main city in the Frisian region and sold the wool for a cool 670 coins. NOTE : You start with 100, but if you talk to the head man in the first town, and choose the proper conversation tree choices, heвЂ™ll give you another 80 coins because youвЂ™re a likeable guy. I equipped the best set of clothing, the second banditвЂ™s shield, and his puny axe, and set out once more.In one of the villages I was able to buy Wool for less than the 180 staring coins I had.

They sucked, but they could be trained and improved. In the old M&B Warband, all you had to do was walk into a village and ask if anyone was looking for adventure, and youвЂ™d have 3-5 recruits. Not only do you need to have enough reputation to recruit in towns and villages, but you usually have to bribe an official to recruit or pay an outrageous initial fee to hire mercenaries. ItвЂ™s so difficult to recruit in Viking Conquest. IвЂ™m probably ready to pay to recruit some villagers now.

At least he now has a rock throwing stick thing in addition to his staff. I had to do a quick side quest to prove myself, and upon completion I was given a good sum of money to go out and recruit a 15 man warband, and (more importantly), the Jarl gave me the kingвЂ™s permission to recruit men in all the Frisian holdings, so no bribing the headmen required!In the meantime, my single slave follower had helped me defeat enough bandits that he leveled up intoвЂ¦a farmer. I found the Jarl, and not only was he already planning to deal with the threat of the raider, but he liked my responses enough to give me a chance to be in on the plan with his men.

There was Jeeves of course, about 7 Frisian farmers looking to improve their lot in life and who gave me a company of ranged attackers (stone throwing stick things), another 7 down-on-their-luck low level Viking infantry (who at least have shields and spears) and one actual warrior who came with armor and a real sword. I soon had a band comprised of 16 men not including myself. To my surprise and delight, there were.

The wool will sell in Dorestad (the Frisian capital) for over 600 coins. ItвЂ™s not a fortune, it wonвЂ™t even buy me a horse, but it will feed and pay for my men for some time to come, and I now know some simple trade routes to make more money should I need it.Starting out in Frisian territory, I would highly recommend visiting the villages and especially the Farmstead and buying Wool for 200 or less. I also traded some, and in the end wound up with 7500 or so coins above and beyond what it cost me to recruit. Now IвЂ™m starting to feel more like a real Viking and less like an arseling.While collecting my warband I created more wealth by attacking robbers and ruffians along the way.

This should give you a decent amount of profit. In Ribe the Wine sells for between 600 and 700 coins each, and the salt should fetch 250 coins or so. The ship passage will cost you under 200 coins (depending on how many followers you have, which should be between 0-2 at this point). Buy as many of these (without going over those prices) as you can afford, then take a ship to Ribe (the Danish capital). Buy salt in and around Dorestad for 180 or less, and buy wine in Dorestad for 250 or less.

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I must assassinate the King of Frisia! Wait, what? How does that help me find and kill Sven Bull-Neck? The Jarl then assured me that once he (as the current kingвЂ™s brother) was crowned king of Frisia, he would make the resources of Frisia available to me in my hunt for Sven. Combine a few of these trips with selling the loot from your adventures and you should have enough money to feed/pay a decent warband and upgrade some of your own equipment in the early game.After recruiting my warband mostly on the JarlвЂ™s dime (or pening I suppose), he revealed to me his brilliant plan for revenge on Sven Bull-Neck, the Viking who murdered the crew and passengers of the ship I had been sailing to Frisia aboard. Go adventure for about a week (while you wait for prices to reset) and you can repeat the whole process for more profits. Sail back to Dorestad and sell any wool/fur you picked up in Denmark.

I considered running straight to the king and spilling everything, but I knew he wouldnвЂ™t believe me. There was no way I was going to be able to kill the king, even if I wanted to, which I did not as IвЂ™d already done a couple of tasks for the king and liked him far more than his brother the insane Jarl. Once safely back in the countryside I had to develop a plan. Consider it doneвЂ¦I could not get away from his fort fast enoughвЂ¦didnвЂ™t even stop to use the privy. Sure, sure, IвЂ™ll kill the king for you, in his castle, surrounded by his 250 man force, with my 15 man warband of guys with rock throwing sling sticks.