You could amass a huge amount of denars(ingame currency) through trading. Have prisoners and then like, oh wait, join my army. This will reduce the morale of your army though which is understandable. And then you can recruit them in to your army. Troops can easily be purchased from taverns, villages or you can get prisoners. It goes something like this, King Harlaus has gave the fief to King Harlaus… I prefer roaming around and questing. They could be granted to you, but the game has a tendency of handing them to the faction leader.
You could go under a leaders command, I don’t do this, as all the fiefs(places of capture) you take over become the factions. You can then take control of them and use them as a base of operations or to simply spread your power! There are many different ways you can go about this, and this is an amazing thing when playing Mount and Blade Warband. You can have a large army and assault a village/castle or cities. This may sound very simple and boring, but it’s extremely fun and can be quite very challenging depending on the difficulty setting you put it on.
So pretty much rise your way up the ranks as a subordinate or lead your own assaults. The main goal and only real goal is to obtain total domination. There’s not too much story to Mount and blade Warband, you start the game, create your character and then fight some random dude. The main idea of the game is to follow your own path of building an army, you then attempt to conquer the map to become the ruler! It’s currently available for the PS4/XBOX/PC. I currently play it on the PC only.This is an action role-playing game, It’s published by Talewords Entertainment. Considering the size of this, you might as well consider this a full fledged game. Mount and blade Warband is a stand-alone mod for Mount and Blade.
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