In celebration of our recent launch and as a thank you for your support throughout the early access, we are gifting the Companion to everyone that has purchased the game on PC up until this time. Going forward, the Companion will be available for $9.99 /€9.99 and the Digital Deluxe edition for $59.99 /€59.99 - though there will be a launch
Bannerlord mod that allows the player to marry faction leaders and companions. - GitHub - RoGreat/MarryAnyone: Bannerlord mod that allows the player to marry faction leaders and companions. For Nobles it would be a scandal to marry a non noble so only noble companions would be valid. Finally if you're a king you should be expected to marry a landed noble (especially if you're female). At this point though you should be able to give land to your companions, making them noble and therefore marriageable. Matrilineal marriage. Matrilineal heir for other clans. Current Issues: Some battania and looter units are aestheticly inconsistent because of a small template bug. The all female companion only spawns after you install this mod, which means you need to start a new game with is mod if you want ALL of you companion to be female.
He's the most heavily statted companion I've seen. He has over 100 skills in all the areas you'd need 140 leadership, 140 trade, 160 steward, 140 tactics. Note, I have the Bannerlord Tweaks mod installed, not sure if that has anything to do with this.
Free companion (with a decent-sized free party, sometimes); you can take their stuff, which can be high end; baby production (needs fine tuning); good relations with their family (I didn't get any notifications so I only noticed it when I was playing around in the encyclopedia, but marrying Ira boosted my relations with Rhagaea by well over 20 points); more, likely, in the future. Along with being a simulation of medieval war and conquer, Mount and Blade: Bannerlord is, at its core, an RPG game. A part of being a sandbox RPG is that ability to make your own character and choose you own path. One of the mechanics of Bannerlord is the aging mechanic meaning your character will eventually die from old age.
back then marriage was still about having children, religion, and politics, not just attraction or "love". why do you think the concept of "illegitimate children" even exists? although the politics could still apply to same sex marriage, it would be much more shallow because there is no offspring. i suppose even adoption could apply there but

Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. Marry townsfolk, companions, faction leaders, and so on. doesnt work 1.2 Marry Anyone updatet same doesnt work

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