The more advanced parts you unlock the faster you level, so it snowballs. Orders give more smithing XP than freebuild. Smelting weapons gives XP and unlocks parts, the better the weapon smelted, the more XP and parts. Smelt the weapons you craft and then craft them again. 7. sir_ornitholestes. The best way to get charcoal in Bannerlord is by refining hardwood into it. You can do this by following these steps: Enter any major town on the world map and then select the smithy option. In the smithy, you will need to then head over to the “Refine” tab at the top right. Refine hardwood into charcoal.
A vanilla-friendly mod for the campaign and sandbox modes of Bannerlord. Diplomacy's goal is to provide balanced, fun, and creative options for characters to have an impact on the world, including both the player and NPCs. Diplomacy creates more believable world behaviors while giving the player the agency to shape their world.
Bows work differently, for every other weapon. Mount & Blade II Bannerlord\Modules\Native\ModuleData\crafting_pieces.xml. There's another file that pretty much builds the basic weapons found in the game with the different pieces. Increasing the Damage Factor directly increase the damage, but Weight plays a huge part as well. By completing special, high-paying Orders, you will get parts and experience in almost no time. So, in theory, these are the best ways you can unlock new smithing parts, on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being the best: Forging -> 1. Forging with Curious Smith perk -> 2. Smelting -> 2. Smelting with Curious Smelter perk -> 4. If you win and sell the prize you're gonna get like 2k. RackieW33. •. 1: war. very profitable to just sell loot and ransom prisoners. 2: Quests. you could focus on high paying quests whether from lords or notables in towns (villages usually not so good for money, but rather great for relation) 3: Trading. Better Smithing attempts to fix everything wrong with the smithing menus, and also offers configurable quality of life improvements when Forging, including batch Smelting/Refining/Crafting, Automatically adding Tier prefixes to crafted weapons.

Mount and Blade Bannerlord / TaleWorlds Entertainment. There are four parts of the weapon to pick out before you forge it. Pick the tiers so the total difficulty level is within your skill. For example, you may want. Tier 3 Blade = 30 Difficulty. Tier 1 Handguard = 10 Difficulty. Tier 1 Grip = 10 Difficulty.

Originally posted by Azunai: pick the faster learning perks on your character and get a companion (preferably one who already has smithing skill) for the steel refining. Hm, I typically do it the other way and then just speed-run my characters skill level once the other guy is able to make me super 2-handers to smelt.
9 To Be Blunt. The second one-handed perk ultimately comes down to preference. Swift Strike increases your speed with all weapons, and To Be Blunt increases your damage with axes and maces. The secondary benefit of those perks is for governors and thus not applicable to your character. Pros. Fine Weapon = +2 stats (can be 2 in 1 category or 1 and 1 - +2 swing cut OR +1 swing speed, +1 handling) - Once in a while you get +3 and -1. Master Weapon = +5 stats or sometimes +4. Legendary = +7 stats or +8 and -1 OR +12. Out of a couple hundred crafts, I only got +12 once, so I do think it was a bug.
To install download the mod and choose which multiplier you want, then extract the "Mount & Blade II Bannerlord" onto your Bannerlord install in the steam common folder. Or you can override the StoryMode.dll with the one provided for your chosen multiplier. Or just use the Vortex installer, that might be easier.
Installation. Just extract the ExcalibutterCraftingParts folder to your modules folder: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Mount & Blade II Bannerlord\Modules (or wherever you have Bannerlord installed). Then tick "Excalibutter Crafting Parts and Weapons" on the module list. Make sure you are loading the mod after the vanilla modules.
Originally posted by RJboxer: It is not a bug, nor does it appear to be whats mentioned above. To me it appears that it is a "chance" to make it. Kind of like "fine, Masterwork, Legendery" etc. You click on the materials, they all show green.. but if you tweak the slider ever so slightly.. that category goes red, etc. XwYnYOI.
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