Multiplayer battles with up to 32 players.Freedom to interact with hundreds of characters.Sophisticated AI will challenge you in combat and in your strategic plans.Varied cultures with unique troop types and equipment.You can become anything from a lonesome adventurer to a ruler of a faction.Fight on horseback and foot using a vast variety of medieval weapons, each with unique characteristics.Highly advanced and intuitive sword-fighting systems.You are free to go anywhere in a world with more than a hundred unique locations including villages, castles and towns. Mount & Blade: Warband is the iconic entry in the series that brought medieval battlefields to life with its realistic mounted combat and detailed fighting system. Online Multiplayer: Up to 32 players can fight against each other in online multiplayer skirmishes.Character Progression: The player can increase their reputation amongst nobles and secure inheritance through marriage.War prisoners can also be recruited or even exchanged for ransom money This army is built by hiring local volunteers and mercenaries, or gaining loyal companions through deeds. Small encounters and large-scale battles: The player can besiege, conquer and take over strongholds as well as experience the development of fighting strategies with their troops.Furthermore, the players can customize their appearance in great detail by editing traits such as facial features, gender and age Extensive character customization: Skill defining multiple choice questions define a personal background story.Fighting on foot or atop a steed, the player will master a huge array of melee and ranged medieval weapons, such as swords, shields, lances, bows, crossbows and throwing weapons Realistic medieval combat: In challenging and complex, skill-based real-time fights, the players will improve their traits by using them in combat.
Far-reaching world map: Offering various possible starting regions on a war-torn continent of different rivalling factions, each with their own unique set of skills and traits.
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