Agrippa91 said:
Actually you can. Took me a while to find out where to do it as well.
Simply click on the "headline" that says you can buy lands. It alters to selling! Only works of course if you own any lands in that city at all.
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Actually you can. Took me a while to find out where to do it as well.
Simply click on the "headline" that says you can buy lands. It alters to selling! Only works of course if you own any lands in that city at all.
Making money....
Hope that helped.
I usually do my round between Dragonstone and Dorne.
I check all the Dornish villages. They sell dye and dates for a piece of cake, around 20 to 30 silver. I alos buy any salt thats offered for less than 100 silver. In the Dornish cities, you can also buy ale quite cheap, exquisite ale is around 50 silver, the lordly and strong one around 30 to 40.
I head north towards Dragonstone and that other Dragonstone city on an island, sell my stuff there and buy iron and tools and head back again.
Furs you can get cheaply in the vale and eastern parts of the North. Also, raw silk at below 100 silver you can also find in the villages in the North.
Sometimes you can even just take the stuff from a village and sell it to the nearest city.
Depends on how much you want to make in which time. You can also just buy and sell foods.... Buy food cheaply in the villages and sell for coins in the city. chicken and pork you buy at around 30 silver and sell at around 100 to 120. No much, but hey, sometimes every little counts.
Once you managed to get a decent set of armour and know how to fight in a tourney, tourneys are a great way to make money. Its usually around 10.000 silvers if you get a decent streak. But requires good weapons and armours, so nothing to start out with, at least not for me.
I check all the Dornish villages. They sell dye and dates for a piece of cake, around 20 to 30 silver. I alos buy any salt thats offered for less than 100 silver. In the Dornish cities, you can also buy ale quite cheap, exquisite ale is around 50 silver, the lordly and strong one around 30 to 40.
I head north towards Dragonstone and that other Dragonstone city on an island, sell my stuff there and buy iron and tools and head back again.
Furs you can get cheaply in the vale and eastern parts of the North. Also, raw silk at below 100 silver you can also find in the villages in the North.
Sometimes you can even just take the stuff from a village and sell it to the nearest city.
Depends on how much you want to make in which time. You can also just buy and sell foods.... Buy food cheaply in the villages and sell for coins in the city. chicken and pork you buy at around 30 silver and sell at around 100 to 120. No much, but hey, sometimes every little counts.
Once you managed to get a decent set of armour and know how to fight in a tourney, tourneys are a great way to make money. Its usually around 10.000 silvers if you get a decent streak. But requires good weapons and armours, so nothing to start out with, at least not for me.
KidStein
Sergeant
OakenRivers said:
Pretty much. The reason Westeros HAS so many knights is because so many are raised and trained to be knights their whole life. Either because they're highborn or they live with a noble family or some other political reason. It's why most of Renly's men were called the "Knights of Summer." Basically saying they are young highborn boys who aren't -really- proven in battle.
And the reason why the rest of Westeros has so many knights, is the reason why the North -doesn't-. Northern boys aren't raised for knighthood, as most follow the Old Gods and not the Seven. Not to say they don't have men equal to or comparable to the Knights of Westeros up north. It's simply the title that separates the two.
Lord Dora
Regular
On money making also:
Just my ideas, hope it helps
Try not to be a Stormlands vassal, they're at war with both factions that have cheap iron. Go to either Dragonstone+Driftmark or Lannisport+Kayce+Golden Tooth. You can start off by buying iron and tools there and selling them in Maidenpool+Duskendale+Saltpans or Riverrun+Fairmarket+Stoney Sept. Once you have some more money, it gets easier - Go to a guild master in some of the towns with cheap iron, ask to buy a productive enterprise. Choose ironworks, making tools. When it starts working (after 7 days), go there and tell the guy you want to be storing tools. Then just go there once a month or so and take all the tools from all your ironworks and go around towns to see who needs tools. Don't sell more than 2-3 in one town, as they become more supplied the prices drop. I would advice you to take the tour from near towns towards Reach, always good money in Reach!
Just my ideas, hope it helps
FeralCrazed
Sergeant
I thought knights in general were better fighters because training is part of their daily regime something they do as a sport in a way. Since the bulk of kingdoms army's are conscripts or called to arms (volunteers), only those who are part of the small standing army as regulars and garrisons have training/drills daily or at least constant. This is just what I thought not sure if am correct though.
Lord Dora
Regular
Does anyone know if it's actually possible to make your faction (where you're a vassal) declare war on another faction? I know I can't raid their villages, I can't make Mace Tyrell (I'm a vassal of the Reach) make declare war on any other faction and my renown is now pretty high, so is my pursuasion and my relationship with mace is 10.
If anyone did convince their king/liege to declare war, please tell me how, I really don't like Dorne and Vale going Switzerland all the time
If anyone did convince their king/liege to declare war, please tell me how, I really don't like Dorne and Vale going Switzerland all the time
You can always just fight a lord of the faction you want your faction to go to war with. Just give them your demands when you meet them.
KidStein
Sergeant
Agrippa91 said:
Gregor Clegane is a MASSIVE man. But we've SEEN him get beaten by a faster and smarter fighter. Sure,
The Red Viper
If I might add my tuppence --
Knights were superior fighters largely because they wore heavy armour, and had the strength, stamina, training and heavy horses to support it. Put aside the irrelevance of single combat for a moment, and remember that a battlefield is a chaotic, deadly environment with attacks coming in from multiple directions amidst the shoving and jostling, while missiles rain down unseen.
In such a place, mounted knights are literally like armoured fighting vehicles: the Kings of Battle. They are, of course, more vulnerable on foot, unless defending. But in general, knights represent a trained class of heavily armoured, highly skilled mounted warriors, each one representing a fortune invested. Such troops require substantial holdings to maintain, or a lot of gold.
Knights were superior fighters largely because they wore heavy armour, and had the strength, stamina, training and heavy horses to support it. Put aside the irrelevance of single combat for a moment, and remember that a battlefield is a chaotic, deadly environment with attacks coming in from multiple directions amidst the shoving and jostling, while missiles rain down unseen.
In such a place, mounted knights are literally like armoured fighting vehicles: the Kings of Battle. They are, of course, more vulnerable on foot, unless defending. But in general, knights represent a trained class of heavily armoured, highly skilled mounted warriors, each one representing a fortune invested. Such troops require substantial holdings to maintain, or a lot of gold.
OakenRivers
Recruit
Ithilien5 said:
Gregor Clegane is suprior to all fighters in westoros so far as the books revealed thus far. Shy of a Giant perhapse, or posibly a dragon. The mountain may only be matched by his brother, the hound (as he did beat him in the hands tourney), but even that could go either way.
Licko90
Veteran
FeralCrazed said:
Well in actual medieval times you had, few maybe 10, warriors at each fief srving as warband for the owner of the fief so when the liege calls you bring your "profesionals" alongside your peasants. Thing is that those proffesionals didn't really have to trin all the time since they weren't supervised and they were usually end up drunk moust of the time...
SolidXerm
Squire
Hey guys, sorry to pop in unannounced, but this here is a very rad mod. It has it's several bugs, but it's still in beta so I assume that's being dealt with. So I saw the unit tree and The Vale's cavalry looks pretty cool, especially because of it's wings. Ingame, I recruited a fair amount of Vale Levies and began training them, but after they became Veteran Vale Spearman, I can not upgrade them to Vale Horseman. Instead, the unit-upgrades just go towards the Vale Swordsman. Any idea what am I doing wrong?
KidStein
Sergeant
You're forgetting the fact that what the books revealed, is other characters' OPINIONS. He is eight feet tall just about. His strength, armor, and overall SIZE is what makes him so dangerous. No where has it been said he was very SKILLED though. In a battle, yes, Gregor would be at his best then. In the chaos he could just hack and slash, or ride people down. But that does NOT make him superior to all of the fighters in Westeros. Personally, I view Gregor as similar to Strong Belwas. Size and Strength advantage. Yes, they are skilled and dangerous, but their strengths can be HUGE weaknesses when fighting one person. Not the perfect comparison, but Belwas is one of the few larger people we've seen fight.
And you're forgetting the fact that...
Gregor has already been BEATEN by someone other than his brother.
Agrippa91
Veteran
SolidXerm said:
I'm pretty sure you get horsemen (sergeants) after the swordsmen since the Vale seems to have a very equal tech tree to the Stormlands. Just upgrade one of your Elite Spearmen to "Swordsmen" and look what the next upgrade is. If it's "sergeant" you're in the right line
KidStein said:
He has not really been beaten, it was more of draw due to the arrogance of his opponent. However these perhaps 10-20 people that could be a threat to Gregor are still fewer than 0,0001% of the people in Westeros.
Anyways, shall we return to the topic of this mod anytime soon? This seems more appropriate to some "who wins" discussion thread...
SolidXerm
Squire
Ey, thanks mate, I'll give it a shot. The unit-tree at Page 200-and-Something say otherwise, but that thing is probably just out of date.I'm pretty sure you get horsemen (sergeants) after the swordsmen since the Vale seems to have a very equal tech tree to the Stormlands. Just upgrade one of your Elite Spearmen to "Swordsmen" and look what the next upgrade is. If it's "sergeant" you're in the right line
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