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The continent was in an extraordinary turmoil that no one had ever seen, in which all forces were to experience changes, no matter gains or losses.ġ429: The Hundred Years War - Steel Edition The 12th century, one subtle turning point. The starting point of the journey is year 1257 AD and attempts to be as historically accurate as possible.Ī continuation of the original "1257 AD." Adds a multitude of new things to enhance and polish gameplay. This mod attempts to reflect the reality of 13th century Europe. I will try my best to make the translation perfect in the next day. My friends help me to translate 80% of them into English. The mod was born in 2008, and I released it on Warband in 2018. This mod is based on “Water Margin”, one of the Four Great Classical Novels in Chinese literature. Im wondering should I marry a Nord lady to hopefully get that Jarl onside when I go rebel, or should I seek to marry one from Rhodok kingdom which is quite powerful at the moment? Any advice or help appreciated.Hello Everyone! I'm aliang227 from China. Who should I seek out to join me if I go rebel? Should I look for lords with low controversy as well as dissatisfied? I'm currently speaking to several ladies, 2 are daughters or nord nobles and one from Veigir. I've on decent terms with Ragnar, but my relations with the other nord lords are no more than +8 or so at the moment. I've not paid alot of attetion to the politics angle so far. Only last night I repelled a seige from 8 of their lords from one of my castles, about 1000 troops against my garrison and warband of 240. I'm not overly concerned about Veigirs as they are fairly weak. Im definately going to have my hands full taking on the nords when I go rebel and will wait until they are busy at war before I go rebel.

Swadia is the weakest realm followed by the veigirs owing to the amount of wars they are fighting. Thus far the Nords have made the most progress in terms of expansion followed by the Rhodoks.

When we next war with the vegirs I will try to claim castles and cities in the same part of the map I have my small power base at the moment. My feifs in Suno are too far away to have alot of chance of defending and will write those off if necessary once I go rebel. I want to slowly work my way to a position where I can claim independance and hold a power base that will be fairly easy to defend. In the more central area of the map I have 1 castle and 2 villages near Suno. So far I control 1 city, (Rivacheg) the neighbouring Castle Bulugha, and 4 villages in the immediate area. I've alligned myself with the nords as they make up the bulk of my garrison troops and a substantial part of any warband I have on the go. At the moment I'm in my first serious game of Warband.