Bannerlord built upon its predecessor’s economy mechanics by letting you start a caravan, which helped me earn money to spend on my army and supplies. To keep your caravan prosperous and safe from looters, here are the best caravan companions in Mount and Blade 2.
There’s no go-to companion that works best for each purpose, but you should be on the lookout for certain combinations of traits and perks when searching for the best companions to lead your caravan inMount and BladeBannerlord.
Best caravan companion traits in Bannerlord
To find the best characters to lead your caravan, you’ll need to look for companions with these titles:
These titles indicate their skill sets are tailored to trade and stewardship. The steward trait shows how well they can lead and manage, and trade measures how well they can sell items. The roguery trait helps your party out in negotiations and clashes, allowing you to speed up raids, increase the gained loot, sneak through towns, bribe at a reduced rate, or even sell prisoners at the closest tavern.
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Best perks for caravan leaders in Bannerlord
you’re able to give your character and clan members perks when you level them up. I’ve listed the best trade skills in the order that you should acquire them.
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Best places to start caravans in Bannerlord
Once you’ve assembled the right caravan crew, you need to pick the best location to make the most profit. The best-earning caravans are the ones placedat the edge of themap, preferably within the borders of a faction, not at war. This will keep your caravan safe from any invading forces, and the prices will remain stable.
Make sure to have 3-4 wealthy villages with workshops nearby to maintain your supply line. Workshops use resources to create products, and the caravan distributes them across the map, which makes you money.
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