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Thanks for all the good advice!

What I did: went straigth to the top - caught up with Yargolek (while still at peace with Vaegirs) and wiped the floor with his huge army (tons of renown too!).
Unfortunately he wasn't captured.

Took Rodoghir castle and.... Ragnar gave it to me (sneaky bastard figured out I was up to something)... So I took Slezkh and then got to revolt.

Seems I was a bit too eager to revolt - I forgot to wait until the Vaegirs and the Nords are at war, so now I'm fighting the Nords on my own and the Vaegir are pestering me as well (althogh the Khregs and Swadis are keeping the Vaegirs at bay most of the time).

Cool game and cool developments (although none of my "Best friends" in the Nord kingdom agrees to join me)...

Thanks Abriael... How come I didn't think of that 

I already have 42 right to rule...

Just one question: won't my tiny new kingdom be at war with 2 empires then (Nords - my former liege and the one I took the castle from to revolt)?

I'm quite strong, but not THAT strong...

TML, can you please check out my thread and see if something like this can be implemented?

http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,53416.0.html

Thanks!!!

Dan

Nahkuri 说:

Probably 200+ with a lance, or something.

On a sidenote, I slashed a nervous man on horseback for damage of 70-75, and he survived. That was pretty epic. I wonder how I could give them axes and armour and use them to replace my Huscarls.

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Yep, I once had a nervous man that took 3 hits before dying. First two combined delivered 73 damage, the third one was weak (on purpose - using a weak weapon) and did 9 damage (that's when the bastard fell down). so I can surely say "nervous man" has something between 74 and 82 hit points.

Upside to it: take a weak bow and some bent arrows and turn the guy into a walking pin cushion!!! 
(don't forget to upload the screenshot here)

I don't really lose half my army, but I do suffer more casualties than I'd accept, because they come in 2k+ war posses to get me.

my relationship with the king is in the high 60's.

HUH?
Nords weak on the battlefield?
"Whatcha talking 'bout Willis?"
(sorry for those of you who are too young to know that show, and sorry for reminding that terrible show to those of you who are old enough).

I play Nords at the moment - they're real beasts... I just had a nice clash, me with 130~140 nords (roughly 35/50/50 huscarl/vet/warriror) against king graveth (or whatever the rhodok king's name is) with 550 soldiers. after 2 or 3 mini battles (battle size 240) I lost about 30 men - they lost all of theirs...

Strategy tips:

0. Don't train huntsmen/archers/vet archers - EVER. they're worthless. you can throw some of them as garrison on castles if you want to (I like using forest bandits though, cause they're cheap and not bad at all archers).
1. If facing many archers/crossbowmen - try to use the terrain to hide your soldiers - a good place to put them will be just behind the top of a hill - so when the enemy gets to the top - your men need to cover a very short distance to get to them (hand to hand combat against archers is FUN).
2. Against cavalry you'll want them to be on top of a hill and standing close to each other - so when the enemy cavalry charges they'll slow down because of the slope and will be stopped completely after charging/hitting 1-2 soldiers. about 3-4 seconds later their horse will be dead and 1-2 seconds later they'll be dead too...
3. Against infantry/generally good advice: If the enemy's "Row of soldiers" gets to your "Row of soldiers" - neither of you has a good advantage. If the row is broken into several "mini-waves" the soldiers of the broken row are usually quickly surrounded and killed.
4. Nords lack cavalry - make yourself and your NPCs heavy (swadian style) cavalry - after getting your men into place (according to tips 1-2) - use the cavalry (you+NPCs) to break the enemy ranks: The enemy tends to stay in a single row formation - which allows his archers to slaughter your men because all of them have a good line of sight. By hitting their flank with your cavalry and then charging their center from behind you'll cause confusion and panic - their infantry will break formation and start chasing your cavalry, their archers will also target you (and you're harder to hit, cause you're moving fast on a horse). once the enemy is scattered - they're now effectively blocking each other's line of sight and will come in smaller groups to your men (tip #3), this is usually be a good moment to call an infantry charge (usually the distance to your soldiers will be small by now) and fall back with your cavalry behind your infantry.

Hope this helps - I'm getting quite close to winning the game with the Nords and most of my tactics/strategy is based on the above tips.

How on earth will we be able to kill elephants?? They'll probably have like 1000 health or something...

At least head-shooting them won't be that hard....

on the other hand - it will be REALLY interesting to see a heard of elephants charging/trampling over a heard of Nords/Rhodoks... Elephant charge should be an instant kill I guess...

Coming to think of it - elephants should be able to charge HORSES too... COOL!

Yep. I hate it too...

I have over 2000 renown, captured all swadian and kregit towns myself as well as most of their castles. have 1 village and 2 towns after all that effort (I don't ask for castles, just towns)

I'll finish this game and make Ragnar supreme king of all Calradia. The next game I'll capture it all for myself as a masterless warlord...

Can someone please prepare banners based on different national flags?

Here are a bunch I'd like to see:

1. Brazil
2. Spain
3. Israel

Also, how do I turn the images on this forum to actual in-game banners?

Thanks

Does a 246 Headshot with strong war bow and kreg arrows qualify for this thread?

I have a cool idea - someone please do this and send screenshots.

Get the entire "Strange" equipment set and give it to an army of about 100 guys.

Voila - you have your army of Samurais...

(I'm not doing this myself because I have no idea where to find the "strange" items, I just know that they exist somewhere)...

Same as I equip myself - super heavy knight style (or tin man - you decide)...

Charger (if possible spirited)
Plate armor + Great Helmet + Iron Greaves + Gauntlets (for myself - lordly if can find them, reinforced/thick otherwise, for the companions - crude/battered, hey, money doesn't grow on trees you know...)
War bow (strong one for me)
Large bag of kregit arrows
Bastard sword (mine is masterwork, NPCs is anything from a plain one up to balanced+heavy)
shield (mine - thick steel, NPCs - whatever crap I gave them).

It's nice that we all look the same - raises the team spirit...

exceptions:
Borcha's got a one handed balanced fighting axe instead of the sword (don't know why - it just happened).
Rolf's got 2 heavy throwing axes sets (cause he had power throw early on and we were picking on sea raiders).
Lezalit's got the best equipment because I favor him - he's a mean badass... also he always "inherits" my old stuff when I finally find that lordly or masterwork item.

I like taking my 8 companions with no other men and going sea raider hunting - the 9 of us can take 50 sea raiders without a problem... we also beat a pack of 61 deserter kregit horse archers once (that was hard but fun).