This tells you how many soldiers are in your group, how many are wounded, and right below how many prisoners you are currently holding. You can check the number of prisoners by highlighting the silhouette icon in the lower right corner, the party icon.
In any case, you will be happy to hear that prisoners of all kinds and varieties can be exchanged for the much needed dinars. After all, you don’t need extra mouths.Īssuming that you kill bandits, looters and thugs, you should not worry too much about the fate of those you catch. Simply getting a settlement, however, is just the first step as you'll then have to worry about keeping its people fed, protecting it against sieges and assigning someone to lead it.įor more help with Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord, check out our guides on marriage and the Dragon Banner quest.You will often take prisoners after the battle, but what about the prisoners in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord? In this guide, we explain how to buy out and sell the prisoners so that you can earn yourself extra money. If your liege isn't a complete idiot, they'll eventually conquer towns or castles and, if you're pulling your weight, you'll receive some of them as your own. The indirect method of getting a settlement in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord involves being someone's vassal.
You also take control of any villages under the castle or town's control. You'll have to fight your way through them, victory transferring the castle's ownership over to you. Once you've dispatched the outside troops, if any show up, lead the assault in the inner garrison. How quickly that happens is determined by your character's Engineering skill. Siege weapons can also make your life easier, destroying fortifications. You'll need a sizeable army of your own as you'll likely have to deal with both its defenders and additional troops the owner might send your way. Early on, you'll want to target castles as even with smaller defending armies capturing one does require quite a bit of effort. Once you've done that, you're free to select a castle or town to siege. Just raid one of their villages which, aside from pissing off the owner, also yields loot for your army. Getting someone to hate you enough is terribly simple, though. In order to do so, you'll first need to be at war with another faction. The direct method of getting a settlement in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord involves, as you can probably tell, using brute force to siege it and defeat its defenders.
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