However, if you were the king of a faction when you died, you might have a chance of losing the leadership of the kingdom. All kingdoms in Bannerlord are elective, which means that new kings get voted. When you die, there will be a vote to choose who the new ruler of the kingdom will be. 1. thedappercrustation. • 10 mo. ago. it’s like an endgame thing, you can choose to end the game and retire your character and that’s it, the game is over. or you can retire your character and continue on as your heir, giving your old character a nice retirement without chopping heads. 2. r/Bannerlord. Nasse-Setä Apr 22, 2020 @ 7:06am. You get called "deceitful" because I think there's supposed to be this code of conduct with nobles that you have to follow, if you capture an enemy lord you're expected to imprison or ransom them. I wouldn't mind but currently there's no way in the game to gain +honor, only -honor.
16 Sort by: Add a Comment Massena777 • 1 yr. ago If your heir is not in your party when you die, you lose all your inventory and get the heir’s inventory instead. You do get the dead character’s armor and weapons. You don’t lose influence, gold, etc. because those things are shared by the clan.
It only takes a few days to cross the map. Make of that what you will. Just remember that it's a fantasy video game, there's no need to try and fit this into your understanding of the real world. Surrender is a possibility but this is a combat-focused game, it's not a "talk to cowards" game. Obviously, the bad guys will tend to want to fight you.
Merc's shouldn't have settlements. If you have one then you're a lord, not a mercenary. Why can't you be both? I am pretty sure wealthy mercs back in the actual medieval times could own land. There is no reason that this cannot be a thing. As far as I know, no. As soon as you own land you are sombody's vassal. Yc5yy. 378 4 11 430 425 246 165 196 181

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