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Contents Ultimate Starting Guide (4.1 to 7.1)ACOK has a reputation for being a tough mod to start. Renown is required to hire units from villages and if you can't hire units it's very difficult to solo the bandit parties in the early game. I really enjoy the quests, lore and gameplay of this mod but I find it most enjoyable after the early game grind.
For the heroes featured in.Mount&Blade: With Fire & Sword, see Heroes (With Fire & Sword). Heroes or companions are unique troops with individual names, stories, skills, attributes and equipment (all of which can be chosen by you). Like the player character, heroes never die and are only knocked unconscious. Mount&Blade: Warband » Viking Conquest DLC » Largest Stable Companion parties chart please? Well for morale it seems to follow the Native system, with the companions renamed, chart is in one of the links. We also have 'camp conversations' which affect companion relations. It seems pretty clear hat the affect of this is in the storyline.
This guide details the FASTEST way I have found to level up, make money, and be able to run around the map with out being scared of your shadow. Most of this guide applies to all versions after ACOK 4.1 but this is written specifically around ACOK 7.1.Some general Tips:. Quests give renown and xp. Completing the first 4 easy quests should give enough renown to start recruiting.
Explore the ruins. Each area can give up to 800xp and most have a hidden chest with valuable items. You can get to level 5-8 and over $4000 within 5-10 game days just from exploring areas in Westeros. Talk to Guild masters (easy 300xp). Start the game with a minimum of 12 strength. You need that just to hold a sword.
Armor is VERY powerful. You need 20 strength to wear the best Plate Armour (80 body, 30 leg). If you like to be an archer the best armor I've found without penalty is the Brigandine (43 body) (Reach cities).
Best Bow is Dragonbone bow (Essos cities). Hidden chests can have VERY nice items.
They are in towns, ruins, and a special one in hills of Dragonstone. Tournaments are the best way to make money (as of 7.1). 2k-6k if you bet 500 on yourself and win all the one on one duels.Good armor and fast weapon speed make it a LOT easier. Companions get xp from area exploration and quests too so I like to start with 'gather companions' option and get all the free ones to start leveling them up. Enlisting in a Lords army can get you armor and weapons. Ask for personal leave immediately and then you are free to continue doing tournaments, exploring and quests. It is much faster to level up on leave than in his army.
If you return to service before 7 days and you have enough xp you will get the weekly promotion and you can immediately ask for personal leave again. Doing this perfectly you can become a Heavy knight in less than 60 game days (but usually more like 80 if you never teleport). You can give all the equipment to a companions inventory before your promotion to keep it. Make sure you have strength 20 and sheild 3 so you can wear the best armor and shield when you become a knight. Later in the game this becomes the easiest way to get top tier equipment for your companions.
Join Retinue - ask for personal leave - Give items to companion - Return and retire - Repeat every 3-5 days (you can only ask for leave every 3-5 days)Optimized start sequence (First 20-30 days):After getting 'A new Begining' in Weeping town go the the Castle talk to Septon Garibald and start all the quest lines he gives. Also find the hidden chest in weeping town for some mail gauntlets and easy early game armor.Do the 'Terror in the Cairn' quest and explore the two areas nearby.
You'll be level 3 or so when you come back and finish the quest. You'll also have about $1k in loot from the hidden chests from the two ruins.Next head towards Oldtown to do 'Knights of the mind'. On your way find a Reach lord (they have the heaviest armor) and enlist in his army. Immediately ask for personal leave.
Stop by Ashford, get the hidden chest and Guildmaster xp. Explore the 4 areas in Dorn (Tower of Joy, Vultures Roost, and two more in the middle of the Dorn desert). You will leave those places with a LOT of valuable loot so avoid bandits at all costs because they will utterly crush you.At Oldtown get the hidden chest talk to the guildmaster (see the pattern, do this when you get to new cities. The hidden chest guide is below.) Go to the Citadel and give the letter to Haradon.
Mount And Blade Best Companions
When he asks, say you believe in the Seven. Go to the Archives and talk to every single maester in there. You should get a couple extra quests. Also there are some books in a chest at the back of the room.Head to Lannisport to do 'Illuminations'. You need to bring at least $500. Explore the 1-2 areas on the way.
Explore the 4-5 areas around Lannisport and Stoney Sept. (Castamere etc). At this point you should be around level 6-8.Head back to Oldtown for your reward and xp.
Find your lord with '8 days to finish your leave'. Get your promotion and new equipment the next day.
If you are going to miss your promotion day just continue doing your thing until the next promotion day and return with '1 day to finish your leave'. Don't become a deserter.Head to Kingslanding to start 'Lost Knowledge' at Malko's book store. On your way the north to the quest location (Northern part of the Vale) explore the ruins near Harrenhall and Saltpans. When you do the quest bring a couple men with you.
Even if you cant recruit from villages yet you can pick up a couple mercs from taverns. Complete the quest and return to kings landing. Return to your commander and get your promotion within 7 days or 13 days if you were gone too long.Or while you're in the north head to Bravos and and complete the 'Tombs of the Andals' quest for loot, renown and xp. Also go to the castle in Bravos and talk to the 'Black Pearl' and another woman.
You get free renown if you kiss them.Go to Dragonstone and complete 'Seeds of the Dragons' quest.IMPORTANTAt this point you should have 20 Strength from leveling up. Go take a walk around Dragonstone.
Jump off the wall and run out towards the 'mineshaft' entrance. Next to it is a hidden chest with a dragon egg in it. This will sell for $24000. None of the merchants have that kind of money so I always take it to Tumbleton or Ashford and trade for the best armor, helmet, boots, and gauntlets.
There is also usually enough left over to buy your companions a couple great sets of armor. They really start popping off when they can survive through battles.At this point you should be near day 30 and near level 10 with decent stats. You should have several thousand dollars, top tier equipment, and decent companions.
You should also have plenty of renown to start recruiting.After, I like to do the higher level quests (They're really cool),do tournaments to make money, and level up to the top tier in the Lords army, start hiring the more expensive companions (if you haven't already) and buy dyeworks in Essos. (If you want to start your kingdom in the Westerlands).
Also the if you go to Essos and explore all the ruins around Volantis there are some high priced items in the hidden chests.
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