Now keep in mind that this party is not one in which you can safely raid villages.
This is "objectively" the best party in the game for three reasons: If you are careful in the order in which your recruit them, and fight enough battles to trigger all the approval-disapproval interactions, AND support everyone equally in those interactions, no one should ever try to leave the party. While some heroes dislike each other in this party, in each case there is also a hero that they do like, which evens it out. Katrin (L: Bunduk, DL: Baheshtur, Firentis) It is as follows, and I quote:Īrtimenner (L: Lezalit, DL: Klethi, Jeremus) In this post, someone ran a python script and determined there is exactly ONE stable-over-time party of 10 companions in the game. This means that the largest "stable over time party" a player can use contains eight heroes. Now, every companion likes exactly one other, and dislikes two others. This guide obviously doesn't work for mods that change the companions in the game. Honestly, this subreddit does a better job explaining how this game works than the game does itself. The blowback was not as severe as I was expecting, so I decided to do a follow up post going into more detail about other specialists, and which companions to avoid/gather to form the "objectively" best party possible. Click the blue name to find out details, such as last known location.Hello everyone, this is a follow up post to this one where I exposed Jeremus as only the second best party surgeon in vanilla warband.
When speaking with the Noble they will tell you who to speak with for the information you need. They are often out exploring, gathering supplies, trading, or in one instance, the guy I needed to speak with was held captive by bandits. There’s a good chance that the Noble you are looking for is not home. Then, you can go inside and speak with the Noble to get the information you need. If there are Nobles here, you will see them on the World Map as shown above. You can then request an audience in the Lords Room. When you visit a Castle you can ask the guard to open the gates, they usually do and it’s free. They are quite rare to bump into but if you see one, track it down at all costs, then speak with the Noble to complete 1 part of the 10 different Nobles. This indicates that they are a Noble with the information you seek. If you’re very lucky, you will see a blue ! icon near the Noble characters party. When you are exploring the world finding Companions, upgrading troops, buying supplies, look out for Noble characters.
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