Those are some of my favorite Mount and Blade: Warband mods, and they’ve helped keep me interested in the game over the years while we continue our never-ending vigil for Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord.

Finally, the size of the Calradian Empire at the start and having many of the factions at war with it shakes up the gameplay experience and typical flow. It adds new troop trees, a lot of good quality-of-life features, tactics, some strong visuals for areas like cities, and more. They also get a bit playful by showing some of the cities we know as little villages, a fun way to show the fact that this is a good while back, while some of those future cities are at this point nothing more than villages. It shakes up the map significantly by adding new factions and challenging your conceptions of where things are and where they should be -like the addition of Zendar in the picture above.

Of all the Mount and Blade: Warband mods that look at the imperial era, Last Breath is my favorite.Ī number of mods explore the Calradian Empire and the era that existed before it, but Last Breath is my favorite.

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