Strip the garrison to a skeleton force until you make some profit. As a side benefit being a very lightly defended fief, makes it a target for your enemies, and as it doesn't have a lot of troops, they (often) won't bother making a big army to take it.
Once you master the business model, you can generate a good income stream, he says. 2. Write an e-book. Writing an e-book can be a good opportunity to take advantage of the low cost of publishing
Workshops and caravans are passive income but I don't know if I'd call them steady (particularly the later). Workshops work very well for me, but they require an initial investment of about 14000. A well placed workshop yields 200/day and can even build up capital beyond that.
Passive income is very hard to make in any decent amount in Bannerlord. Towns, workshops and caravans just don't make much even at their best. That's if you can keep your caravans from being destroyed. Smithing is always the best way to make money. That or selling loot and ransoming prisoners and enemy lords.
The best way to make money is to get into battles. Which seems like a good idea for a battle simulator. There is no point in the game where you need to trade or smith. It is true that the economy is unfinished, but it also the least important part of the game. No one bought Bannerlord so they could maximize their passive income.
tried to strenghten economy by smithing. got 5 mil by now. but currently Iam feeling bored to get rich just by smithing. so I wanna make a 'real' bussiness by opening a workshop to generate passive income. but.. is workshop really not worth it? I read all over the internet, many players just got around 200-600 Denars daily. Iam not expecting to get large daily income from workshop. maybe
Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord is a medieval roleplaying game that simulates the journey from roaming adventurer to the ruler and its passive effects make the character's horse faster and easier
To make kingdom you need to be clan rank 4, independent (not a merc or vassal) own 1 or more fiefs and talk you governor in you fief for the option. The easiest way is to be vassal, get fiefs as a vassal, then leave the faction (you go to war against them) when you have many fiefs, lots of money and a better idea about the warfare and systems
Any losses end up back in your pocket as passive income and the price impact echoes for a while. Alternatively make a monopoly, but I would only do this with Silversmiths or the like. Buying up every tannery or brewery and flipping the type is hell. One final thing is check out the workshop perks in trade and stewardship. Those really help out.
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