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Vaegir archers are also incredibly annoying as they fire a lot more frequently and at a much faster paste than Swadian or Rhodok crossbowmen, so they take down troops like flies. However, many Vaegir troops carry axes or variants of axes (Such as the Voulge) and pack a massive punch, so en masse, Vaegirs are also quite hard to defeat.

The Vaegirs aren't as favourable as the Swadians for heavy armour, and so are easier to take down. Thier leader is King Yaroglek, and thier claimant to the throne is Prince Valdym, the bastard. With a Russian/Early Slavic basis, their armies are quite balanced between tough footmen, resonable knights, and very powerful archers which make them extremely hard to besiege. The Vaegirs, in green, occupy the Northwest of the map. If you do decide to fight against them, it's best to use Khergits on the open field, as they can run rings around the infantry. This can, however, be used to your advantage if you decide to serve under King Harlaus or attempt to help Lady Isolla, and the lower-end troops are surprisingly easy to take down. Because of this, the Swadians are perhaps the toughest faction to beat, on a par with the Rhodoks. Their leader is King Harlaus, and their claimant to the throne is Lady Isolla of Suno.īeing more European in nature, the high-end troops are clad usually in the heaviest possible armour with the heaviest possible weapons, and the knights are almost impossible to take down quickly, especially on foot. Their basis is in the medieval German and French states, with an army primarily comprised of heavy, mail-clad knights backed up by peasant crossbowmen and infantrymen. The Swadians occupy the centre of the map, and are signified by the colour orange. There are five factions in vanilla Mount&Blade

Bandits, personal friends and enemies among the lords of Calradia, and sorting out squabbles between your companions add depth to the game.

Open-ended game lots of quests, open decision-making.

Realistic medieval world no fantasy creatures or magic.

Five factions, each with unique troop tree and culture.

Modding is a major feature of M&B TaleWorlds has released a 'module system' - a set of scripts that allow gamers to edit the game data - and Thorgrim and other modders have created other editing tools including BRFedit and the Map Editor. The main feature of the game is its unusual and detailed combat system instead of selecting a combat style and sitting back as happens in many RPGs, the player has to control each sword-swing and aim each arrow in a way more commonly seen on console games. It centres around the player fighting and leading troops across the medieval era continent of Calradia, including five factions and a very open-ended gameplay style there is no central plot or aim, just a huge number of quests and things to do. Mount&Blade is a game made by the game company TaleWorlds and published by Paradox games.