You do this by performing quests and killing enemies, which will have the faction give you some of their exclusive currency dwarf bucks are not redeemable in Elfland, as that is your social as well as economical reputation youre trading on.

But, what about when the base game is starting to get a bit stale Well, then you can turn to mods.

There are a wealth of Mount and Blade: Warband mods out there and here Im going to run down some of the most interesting.

There are several Mount and Blade: Warband Game of Thrones A Song of Ice and Fire mods out there, but for my money, the best single player one is Clash of Kings.

Other ones have more lag and lack the features and functionality of Clash of Kings, which are considerable.

Featuring the entire world, it sets you down in it during the eponymous book, which predominantly features the War of the Five Kings who you can join on any side and fight with.

One really nice thing here is the interface for Clash of Kings is perhaps the best Ive seen in Mount and Blade as far as options and ways to manipulate it go.

While other mods have a lot to offer, I have to admit that Persino is a personal favorite.

I have a soft spot for fantasy and for mounting a killer wolf or dragon and charging over enemy soldiers as I can do here.

Other games lack that, and the mixture of Dwarfs, Elves, Giants and Humans create a useful fantasy setting that has some very interesting factions and troop lines.

The minor factions play a big role here, and it even includes a conqueror who comes partway through the game with huge armies, tossing things into disarray and becoming a major faction.

Gekokujo is a mod that takes you to historic Japan, where samurai fight across battlefields alongside many other troops.

Beyond its strong theme and units, the strongest things that Gekokujo does to differentiate itself are its map and faction amounts.

Having a long, narrow map rather than the traditional style of map based on Calderia creates a significantly different experience in trying to traverse the world.

Additionally, rather than the typical 57 or so factions, Gekokujo features over 20 factions as its showing of the Sengoku period, which also changes things up.

That said, Prophesy of Pendor is also really hard and not recommended for new players.

Prophesy has a lot of unique and different things about it, including the ability to create your own knighthood order, a lot of weird factions, as well as a rich world to explore.

One of the standout things about Pendor is the amount of detail that goes into the world building of the low-fantasy realm, including the number of events, quests, goals, and more you can find.

The Last Days of the Third Age is one of the most interesting mods because it fundamentally shifts how you play the game in many ways.

Set in the Lord of the Ring s Third Age of Mankind, the mod has you as part of one of the factions in the days before the War of the Ring.

While that is generally split by race, those familiar with the books (which is what this draws on for material, not the Peter Jackson films) may know that the races sometimes have separate factions inside them, which is represented as well.

The big change here though is you arent gathering money in a traditional sense or trying to build your own lordship; instead, you are advancing ranks in the factions you decide.

Mount And Blade Warband Xbox One Mods