After being alone for a while I joined the Nords, they were at war vs swadia. After few time swadians were reduced to 1 castle and surrender. I though it was a good moment to get married, but when I was trading to get enough money to do it the war started vs Vaegirs. I didn't put many interest in it since I wanted to solve all marriage quest asap.
Once married I move my attention to the war and I found that we have lost a city, our king army has been destroyed, even our capital was under siege !!
My economical situation is bad, I used most of my money to get married and obviously there is no time to spend trading now. My warband was about 60 men, 2/3 infantry, 6 heroes on horse and the rest archers, most of my troops aren't top tier. Vesrsus swadian I used to deploy a line of infantry in a close formation, behind a line of archers and cavalry set to charge when the enemy approach. Always (if possible) in high terrain.
Usually infantry stops crossbow bolts with their shields, also they absorb the swadian heavy cavalry charges and force the knights into a melee where usually get dismounted fast. With this tactic I can win them even slightly outnumbered.
But versus Vaegirs it isn't working, after charging their knights are able to break the contact and repeat the charge, also they seem to use better flanking movements and many times reach the archers line. Obviously mi own cavalry (my heroes) are to short in number to deal with them.
After few battles my party is reduced to 40 men, one possible option is use mercenary cavalry but I started the war without money so I can't recruit them, I had problems even to get enough money to pay the upgrade for my men. Some of my Enterprise were under sequestration I did a small trade trip from Sargoth (flax) to Thir (fish) and then to Suno but It hasn't been very profitable. I don't want to go far away for more profitable routes because Sargoth is in real danger.
So I have to do better which what I have ... any tips for the battles ?
Also a fast question, in my weekly cost screen after the incoming and payments it shows I have about 11K denaries, but in my party screen I have only 800 denaries, is the weekly screen bad ? where is this money ?
Thanks in advance.
Once married I move my attention to the war and I found that we have lost a city, our king army has been destroyed, even our capital was under siege !!
My economical situation is bad, I used most of my money to get married and obviously there is no time to spend trading now. My warband was about 60 men, 2/3 infantry, 6 heroes on horse and the rest archers, most of my troops aren't top tier. Vesrsus swadian I used to deploy a line of infantry in a close formation, behind a line of archers and cavalry set to charge when the enemy approach. Always (if possible) in high terrain.
Usually infantry stops crossbow bolts with their shields, also they absorb the swadian heavy cavalry charges and force the knights into a melee where usually get dismounted fast. With this tactic I can win them even slightly outnumbered.
But versus Vaegirs it isn't working, after charging their knights are able to break the contact and repeat the charge, also they seem to use better flanking movements and many times reach the archers line. Obviously mi own cavalry (my heroes) are to short in number to deal with them.
After few battles my party is reduced to 40 men, one possible option is use mercenary cavalry but I started the war without money so I can't recruit them, I had problems even to get enough money to pay the upgrade for my men. Some of my Enterprise were under sequestration I did a small trade trip from Sargoth (flax) to Thir (fish) and then to Suno but It hasn't been very profitable. I don't want to go far away for more profitable routes because Sargoth is in real danger.
So I have to do better which what I have ... any tips for the battles ?
Also a fast question, in my weekly cost screen after the incoming and payments it shows I have about 11K denaries, but in my party screen I have only 800 denaries, is the weekly screen bad ? where is this money ?
Thanks in advance.




