So, if you want to conquer 42 factions, 1257 AD. Haven't play the other though so I can't comment. I havn't tried Europe 1200, but Anno Domini has 42 factions, you can play as your troops when you die, you can choose who you serve before starting the game and much more. The armies cap at 250 people, and can serve as patrols, or follow you. With better housing you get a higher population cap, and after you get 200 people in the manor you can raise a manor army. Put money into building all the shit there, its really useful. My favorite aspects of 1257 AD are the Lance Recruitment system and the personal Manors. You can build or invest in a Manor for every village or town you own. Most of the European ones can't be used on horseback or are piss weak due to low/no power draw bonus.ġv1 tournements pay the same as group tournements, so just go 1 v 1, it's faster. If you're building a power draw character, then head towards Golden Horde territory to get a good bow. Anno Domini 1257 (Warband) - Premiery Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord ani widu, ani sychu, ale dziki moderom poprzednie gry z serii wci oferuj mas zabawy. The Tournement regulars though a few of them have weaker helms and can be head-shotted decently.

Don't aim for the head as most helms actually have WAY more armor then the body armor does, especially for actual lords/kings. Once you shoot their horse out from under them, just take your time with body-shots when they try to strike you and move their shield (at least until you can find/afford a lance, in which case the instant they're unhorsed, just run them down).

Just get a Crossbow that can be used on horse-back, a horse (perferably a decently fast one), and 3 stacks of Bolts, and go make that money (requires no skills as long as you've got at least 8 or so strength).

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