Once you're more confident in fighting that style you can roam from city to city to see if there are any tournaments going on. It can be tricky to win the whole thing but there are lesser payouts just for defeating a certain number of opponents and I think it's free to enter.
Other things to do are try out the arena in any city. Some aren't the best fighters, but they are an extra body in the field and because they're companions instead of regular troops, they never die, just get knocked unconscious. Some of them will join you for free (Firentis, Jeremus, Borcha and Ymira to name a few). These cutscenes will make certain events, such as the loss of a companion, more impactful, and make you feel the weight of your actions in interpersonal relations, that numbers and sliders never could.Īside from that, as your campaign progresses and the bonds between you and your followers develop, developers feel that it’s only appropriate that you should be able to reward them for their loyalty and service by elevating them to the ranks of the nobility.If you don't mind spending the time, you can go to each city and check the tavern for the special named companions. One of the ways of doing this is the cutscenes that will be implemented in the game. As said previously, companions have, until now, been treated as self-regenerating units, with passive party-buffs that players do not wish their character to spend their points on, and then forgotten until they get knocked unconscious in battle.īannerlord, however, is implementing a few systems to make companions more impactful in your playthroughs, and give players a feeling of these characters being on their own level, with their own lives, and aspirations.
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