Started 1257AD, it's really tough, but that might be just because i tended to play my imported character and now i am playing a brand new one. Pendor is another tough as nails mod, but in this case more about nerfing the player then buffing the NPCs, although some of the high level knightly orders can be darn tough you won't run into a lot of those andwil more then likely be employing them yourself.Īnother nice one i love, though it's fairly old is SOD Warlords, it's basically vanilla+, there are 6 new factins but the main difference is that the map had been pushed to the absolute limit as far as number of cities goes, IIRC there is something like 100 cities and 200 castles on the map. To get the item to show up in shops, you can edit the itemkinds.txt directly, but it is easier if you use a tool. Next, open up a file called module.ini file, then scroll down to the end of the loadresource lines and add another line loadmodresource yourfilenamehere.

Phantasy Claradia is good but i hate the fact they removed recruitingg prisoners in the last update, so i won't be upgrading, that was the only way to get some of the high level troops in numbers. Save your new BRF to your modules Resource Folder. Depends entirely on what you want, Perisno is pretty good but you are looking at one of the most unforgiving mods out there, every mid level troop will wipe the floor with you early on best thing to do as i found out is to join one of the lords of Falcon as a soldier, since Falcon lords routinely fight deserters from their own faction you can get some Falcon gear that is some of the best in the game very early on.

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