For these, this is the formula to find out the hiring price per troop: ((level+5) 2+40)/5, and it is multiplied by 2 if the troop is mounted.Īs they all suffer the wage penalty, is is suggested that the player tries to unlock and pay their upgrade, as often it will result in higher performance for lower cost (as the upgraded troops are not tagged mercenaries, except for the ones in the Mercenary Troop Tree (as all of their troops are in the list) will not be tagged as mercenaries). Their price to be hired is autocalculated, whilst the Red Brotherhood is pre-defined.The troops here are all and the only ones tagged as 'mercenaries' Red Brotherhood will only offer a few troops tagged as 'mercenaries'.Hiring mercenaries on taverns will always cost Red Brotherhood offers different numbers depending on the troops they offer (for example, Noldor Hunter is 1-1 whilst Barclay Aventurero numbers will always be 15-19).If you can't afford the whole pack (either due to money or party size issues), you can buy only the ones you can afford.You don't have to pay for rumors and then be lucky to be able to buy them (thus relying on rumor value up to an extent).It differs from the buying mercenaries from the Red Brotherhood in: For this reason, it is suggested to not gather much of them, as they most underperform compared to the salary they ask for every week. All of these troops do have a wage penalty applied, costing double every week than what they should. One of the reasons why Mount & Blade Warband is pretty much my favourite game, is that you get the chance to fight in a massive medieval battle. This mod is for players experienced with M&B Warband and who finds the gameplay to easy. They will always offer themselves in groups ranging from 2 to 9. Prophesy of Pendor is a M&B Warband mod that totally changes how you play M&B Warband. These are troops that will be seen and willing to be hired for a price in taverns.

Prophesy of pendor mercenary company