acurry21 said: You have to be under 30 yourself. Not true, i had a kid at 34. She was in a party of her own but in my army as we waited in a town after a siege. Might be waiting, also i think the age limit to not have kids is like 40-45 for females. Also OP there is a 5% chance for infertility.

You don’t get any of the armor or weapons back, at least as of 1.5.10. Just had one of my companions die of old age while they were wearing some expensive armor, and I got none of it back. Getdunkled. • 2 yr. ago. 1.6 it’s the same, companion died at 57 and lost a set of top tier armor.

2. Rebellion. Follow same instructions of last one until you have a few fiefs. go into kingdom menu. leave kingdom with fiefs aka start a rebellion. your a kingdom now but by yourself. Independent. Get a town on your own “there’s tons of vids for this”. reach clan tier to start your own kingdom “I don’t remember the exact tier either Would add a lot if you could play on as one of your princes trying to reconquer the empire. Or maybe split the clan into two. I haven't directly experienced, but I believe the game counts the clan as owning holdings. So when you die, what you own should go to your heir as the new head of the clan. For example if you are going for your own kingdom by the time you have the influence and relations up enough (to not just get immediately stomped) the main quest givers will die from old age. Unless your real lucky or play on the lowest settings there is no chance to have an independent kingdom and able defend it under 10-20 years. Yes, I have seen rulers die in combat. Although I have not played enough in 1.6.4 to say if that is still the case. #1. Kyouka Oct 9, 2021 @ 4:07pm. I can confirm that faction leaders can still die. I had Garios die in battle in my 1.6.4 playthrough. #2. Azrael Oct 9, 2021 @ 4:29pm. Yes, that can happen, I saw Caladog die in battle, that was
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But, modders realized that requiring the player to train the exact units given was stoopid. It's war. People die despite the best efforts of those around them. In Bannerlord, the mistakes of the past don't need to be repeated just so we can have a "Warband II." "Train or supply 10 unit_x, here are some recruits."
Your character speaks to each companion in a lengthy dialogue. Eventually your companions depart and your character makes his journey back to his capital city to raise his son to become the next Emperor. The credits roll, the names of every anonymous soldier who died in battle slowly scrolls across the screen. You lose control of your character
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