Hunting the various herds of animals, and selling their meat and hides are extremely profitable.

Delivering ales and cattle escorts (which follows you :D) provides you with usually 500 - 1500 aurums, which is more than enough to sustain your ragtag band of men and women for months.Īpart from doing quests, there are many other lucrative and easy way for you to level up your troops and earn more aurums: If you see a small looter party, but with Vanquishers and Knight of Dooms, you should either prepare to sustain immense casualties or just run away.Īs a new character to this foreign land, doing passive quests for Guildmasters of various towns throughout the land is the best way to start accumulating funds and experience. But be warned there are wolves among these sheeps. Your paltry recruits, and the mercenaries which you would be able to afford are simply no match for these elites, and trying to even overcome them at the beginning of the game is simply suicide.įortunately, Perisno is equally inhabited by looters and bandits which the player can kill for experience and money.

There are enemies such as Demon Worshippers, Assassins of Ral’Daiun, Third Legionnaires, Ankars, Divine Aethlings, Holy Crusaders and other similarly extremely powerful units which are at the moment hostile to this new, foreign being in Perisno. Unlike in Native, where you can ‘solo carry’ your band of peasants against the bandits and sea raiders that roam the land with a lance, in Perisno, you will often find enemies which take no damage from even your couched lance, with your comparatively laughable proficiencies and skills. There are a huge variations of different enemies and hostile minor factions who will absolutely demolish any new players. Perisno is a difficult mod to start out with. These starts, while providing you with unique additions (Unique companion for raider, and significantly better starting gear for Merchant), doesn’t affect the gameplay, and can be chosen at the player’s desire. The other two starts are slightly different there is one where you become a raider and have to avenge your fallen comrades to regain your honor, and another one where you shipwrecked as a merchant, and must rebuild your finances and career. Like basically all other Warband mods, you create your own character through several different options offered to you, IF you pick the standard start for your character.

0.8 allows you to have (currently) three different starts for your characters, and removed the “Inheritance” option in character creation.

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