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Of course, events like wars or enemy incursions will affect your Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord Town Loyalty and Security but, with these tips, you should hopefully be a tad better equipped to hold onto your hard-earned settlements. Others are spread across various trees, so it's definitely worth fishing for some if you're looking to focus your playstyle on stabilizing your settlements. You can squeeze some extra bonuses by picking the Parade Perk in the Charm tree (which grants settlements you visit +5 loyalty once per day) or the Security Perk in the Leadership tree (which grants +5 security per day while waiting). This article will show you a great way to diversify your revenue via Town Workshops. Once you get that rolling, you will be able to passively pay for your army and equipment without having to worry about finances. Your people will also appreciate not starving so, if you're looking to win their loyalty, ensuring a stable supply of food is certainly another thing worth considering, and the Orchards project is certainly one that you shouldn't overlook.Ĭharacter Perks can also come into play when looking to increase Town Loyalty and Security in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. In order to get a Workshop in Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord, you will need some denars to finance the operation and supplies. Increasing your garrison capacity through the Fortifications and Garrison Barracks projects also helps. The more men and women you have ready to defend your settlements against foreign incursion, the safer your people will feel which, in turn, makes them more loyal. Naturally, the main factor here is the garrison you leave behind in each town. Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord's Town Security is then tied into Town Loyalty and has a drift of its own that you'll need to manage.

Upgrading your Fairgrounds project is another way of increasing Town Loyalty, as is choosing the Festival and Games daily default. The same applies to the town's Governor and, one way to mitigate the loss of Town Loyalty in Bannerlord is to assign each town a Governor that belongs to its culture. Gaining control of a town of your culture won't come with any loyalty penalties but a penalty will come into effect as soon as your newest conquest belongs to a different cultural group. Doing so is extremely risky without having ample supplies and a high enough skill point rating in engineering, and that's not counting other armies. To get your own settlements in Mount And Blade 2 Bannerlord, the most direct way will be to lay siege to a town or castle. One important piece of the loyalty puzzle is culture. Mount And Blade 2 Bannerlord siege guide: how to attack towns and castles. Town Loyalty in Bannerlord determines how likely (or unlikely) the population is to rebel, so it's pretty vital that you do everything you can to keep its drift in check.

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