Mount & Blade: Warband Guide
2010 · Medieval sandbox RPGGame guides
| Guide | What you will find |
|---|---|
Factions and troops | Choose troop lines for their battlefield purpose in Native Warband. |
Combat and sieges | Use Native Warband’s directional combat and troop orders effectively. |
Money, food and morale | Build an income plan before expanding troop numbers and wages. |
Companions and kingdoms | Develop specialists and understand the steps toward land and independent rule. |
Characters | Identify the principal Mount & Blade: Warband characters and their connections. |
At a glance
| Focus | What to know |
|---|---|
| Keep wages and food covered | A larger army needs a sustainable weekly budget and regular supplies. |
| Use troop groups | Place infantry, ranged units and cavalry for their different jobs. |
| Assign party skills deliberately | The best relevant specialist helps the group; Trainer works differently. |
Characters Character guide →
| Character | Role | At a glance |
|---|---|---|
| Jeremus | Companion with medical strengths | A useful foundation for the party’s recovery and casualty-reduction skills. |
| Borcha | Companion with scouting strengths | Can support travel and awareness on the campaign map. |
| Artimenner | Engineer companion | A useful starting point for engineering and siege support. |
| Lezalit | Military-minded companion | A potential trainer and combatant. |
| Ymira | Young companion | Offers room to develop a chosen support role. |
| King Harlaus | Swadian monarch | One of the rulers competing for Calradia. |
| Lady Isolla of Suno | Swadian claimant | Offers a claimant-rebellion route against Harlaus. |
Quick answers
| Topic | Go straight to |
|---|---|
| Factions and troops | Recruit from the faction’s villages → |
Pictures All pictures →
References
| Reference | Website |
|---|---|
| Mount & Blade: Warband: game and edition overview | store.steampowered.com |

Factions and troops
Combat and sieges
Money, food and morale
Companions and kingdoms