You can acquire additional fiefs by besieging enemy towns and castles (see siege for more).Īs part of your service to the king the faction's marshal may give you a Kingdom Army quest, which it is in your best interest to complete.
Fiefs generate weekly income, so visit regularly to collect your taxes. You will also be granted a village fief, which will always be the poorest village the faction currently possesses. Once you have been sworn in you get to choose a banner, which will fly above your party and any towns and castles you own (if you chose the impoverished noble background during character creation you will already have a banner). These values will be set regardless of what your relations with those factions was before entering the service of the king. Once you have sworn your oath to a king his enemies will become yours your relation with the faction you just joined will be set to 12, while your relations with those at war with your new faction will be set to -40. You can also enter the service of a king by becoming a Mercenary Captain and earning enough Renown to become a fully-fledged vassal. Once you have sworn an oath to a king you will no longer get offers from other rulers. Once you have built up this amount of Renown you will start getting offers from kings interested in having you as a vassal refusing an offer lowers that king's reputation of you, and if it falls below 0 he will no longer offer vassalage. If you've found a way, feel free to drop a comment below.įor more help with Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord, check out our guides on marriage and couched lances.In order to join a faction you will need to build up at least 150 Renown raising your relations with the king will allow you to join with a lower amount of Renown(5 less renown needed for joining per relation point). At the moment, we're not sure if you can end up on the throne of an existing faction. That's all you need to do in order to become a king in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. Its objectives involve reaching clan tier 3, leading at least 100 troops, being an independent clan and owning a settlement.Īfter you complete the above objectives, you'll have to head back to the quest giver – Istiana or Arzagos –, select the "About creating my own faction." dialogue option, then inform them that you've done all that was required. Completing it is what you need to do in order to become king in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. For starters, you'll need to find the 10 nobles required for Neretzes' Folly quest.Īfterward, you'll have to piece together the Dragon Banner and pledge your support to either the Empire or one of Calradia's non-Imperial factions.Īfter choosing your side, you'll get a quest tasking you with creating your own factions. Before you can become a king in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord, you first need to progress a bit through the title's main quest.
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