Gekokujo Gekokujo's world map makes a surprisingly big difference. The minor factions play a big role here, and it even includes a conqueror who comes partway through the game with huge armies, tossing things into disarray and becoming a major faction. Other games lack that, and the mixture of Dwarfs, Elves, Giants and Humans create a useful fantasy setting that has some very interesting factions and troop lines.

I have a soft spot for fantasy and for mounting a killer wolf or dragon and charging over enemy soldiers as I can do here. While other mods have a lot to offer, I have to admit that Persino is a personal favorite. One really nice thing here is the interface for Clash of Kings is perhaps the best I've seen in Mount and Blade as far as options and ways to manipulate it go. Featuring the entire world, it sets you down in it during the eponymous book, which predominantly features the War of the Five Kings who you can join on any side and fight with. Other ones have more lag and lack the features and functionality of Clash of Kings, which are considerable. There are several Mount and Blade: Warband Game of Thrones/ A Song of Ice and Fire mods out there, but for my money, the best single player one is Clash of Kings. I've played around with all of these some and a bunch of others, trying to find the best Mount and Blade: Warband mods out there to make the wait for Bannerlord more tolerable.Ī Clash of Kings There are other Song of Ice and Fire mods but A Clash of Kings is the most polished.

There are a wealth of Mount and Blade: Warband mods out there and here I'm going to run down some of the most interesting.

But, what about when the base game is starting to get a bit stale? Well, then you can turn to mods. Since the wait for Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord seems to be taking until the heat death of the universe, it is up to us to find our own Mount and Blade fixes.

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