This guide will show you how to get the best companions in Mount & Blade 2 Bannerlord. We'll also go over some ways you can utilize your companions in your party. You get more companions, each with their own skills they can level up, as your party grows bigger.
Mount & Blade Calradia is a land at war, a land offering great riches and even greater dangers to the adventurers and mercenaries t. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Mar 31, 2020 A helpfull guide to show locations of companions within the game. This list contains info about companion location, their stats and special abilities. List of Companion Locations Companion List This list shows all avaible companions I have met so far in the game. See full list on strategywiki.org. The companion system in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord allows you to customize almost every aspect of each companion. You can choose what weapons and armour they use, what attributes, skills and perks they will invest in, and even what role they will play in your. In Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord, companions are unique characters you can hire to do quests for you or help offset your own weaknesses.You might be an unstoppable warrior in battle but lack the.
It's a good idea to recruit the most companions as you can at the beginning of the game so they level up with you as you play the game. To start, here's how you can find all of the different companions in Bannerlord.
How To Find Companions in Bannerlord
Head into the Clan page in Bannerlord, which can be done by clicking on the icon from the bottom left of the screen.
From the Clan page, click on your portrait from the top left of the screen and go to the 'Home' tab. This opens the Encyclopedia tab. We then want to navigate to the 'Heroes' page.
On the left side of the Heroes page, check the box under Occupation called Wanderer. This is how you can see every single Companion in Bannerlord.
Reference this location to see where exactly on the map you can find each companion. If you click on a person you can see their character sheet along with their skills in order to find out where they excel.
From the character screen, you can also find out where that companion was last seen. Look at the top right of the window and you should say something that says 'Last seen at [location] today.'
Click on the city listed in that section, and it will bring up some information about that city. You'll see a track button on the top left of the screen that you can select. If we select that and then exit back into our game, we'll have a marker for that city's location.
You can head over to the settlement or location where the companion you want is located. Companions can sometimes move to completely different settlements by the time you arrive, so check on their location often.
You can save the game before arriving at the settlement, and reload from the save spot if your NPC is not there. A random NPC will be shown in that settlement at the top right of the screen. It's different every time, so if the NPC you want is not there, reload and try again. Talk to the NPC and hire them for some gold. This is the process of hiring companions.
Best Companions in Mount & Blade 2 Bannerlord
Healer
Erta Willowbark – A healer is essential for any party. Erta has high Medicine skills and intelligence, making her a good companion for the job.
Scout
Churig Frostbear – With high scouting and bow skills, Churig will be effective at scouting and do well in combat. This is a great choice for a scout companion.
Tactics
Ilmir the lucky – Having someone with good tactics will help you out in battles. If you pick Ilmir, make sure to throw some points into Cunning so he becomes better tactically, as his Cunning is naturally a bit low.
Rogue
Apys the Robber – Apys is a good Rogue with 60 natural Roguery and high Cunning. He will level his Roguery quickly and prove to be a good addition to the party.
Combat
Agna the Shieldmaiden – There are a few companions that are good at combat. Agna the Shieldmaiden excels at Two-Handed combat, with 200 natural skill. She also has high Riding and Athletic skills which make her even more effective in combat.
Choosing the correct companions depends on your playstyle. Complement your style and be sure to have a good overall party composition, with a healer, tactician, rogue, scout, and combat specialist.
Remember to give your companions some gear and a horse, because when you hire them they sometimes are nearly naked.
If you want to improve your experience, check out our list of best mods for Mount and Blade 2 Bannerlord.
A brief guide on classes, roles, companions and groups.
Guide to Companion Builds
Introduction
This took me awhile but I felt this was necessary to do. This was made for myself, but thought it would be helpful and cool for others to see. In advance, I will say that this is suited to my play style, thus my opinion on what I think fits best with whatever. You can always change what each characters classes and roles are. Whether you change from what I've recommended (as I do have multiple options for some companions) or you change them entirely. That is fine, suit your play style. Anyway, on with the guide.
In this guide, you will see:
- Classes and what weapons the classes will use.
- Roles and the aligned skills with those roles.
- Companions with their class and role.
- Companion group builds.
Classes / Weapons
- Archer / Bow and Arrow or Throwing Weapons, Shield, One Handed Weapons.
- Cavalry / Lance, Shield, One and Two Handed Weapons.
- Infantry / One and Two Handed Weapons, Shield and Pole-arm.
- Horse Archer / Bow and Arrow and Two Handed Weapon or One Handed Weapon with Shield.
Roles / Skills
- Engineer / Engineer and Looting
- Tracker / Tracking, Path-finding and Spotting
- Trainer / Trainer, Looting and Tactics
- Doctor / Would Treatment, Surgery and First Aid
- Trader / Prisoner Management and Trade
Companions - Class / Role
- Alayen - Cavalry / Anything
- Artimenner - Infantry / Engineer
- Baheshtur - Horse Archer / Anything
- Borcha - Infantry / Tracker
- Bunduk - Cavalry / Trainer - Doctor
- Deshavi - Archer / Tracker
- Firentis - Infantry / Anything
- Jeremus - Anything / Doctor
- Katrin - Anything / Doctor
- Klethi - Archer / Tracker
- Lezalit - Infantry or Cavalry / Trainer
- Marnid - Anything / Trader
- Matheld - Infantry / Anything
- Nizar - Cavalry / Anything
- Rolf - Archer / Anything - Doctor
- Ymira - Horse Archer or Cavalry / Doctor - Trader
Companion Groups
10 Safe Companion Group
- Alayen - Cavalry / Trader
- Artimenner - Infantry / Engineer
- Baheshtur - Horse Archer / Trainer
- Borcha - Infantry / Tracker
- Bunduk - Cavalry / Trainer
- Katrin - Archer / Doctor
- Matheld - Infantry / Engineer
- Nizar - Cavalry / Tracker
- Rolf - Archer / Doctor
- Ymira - Horse Archer / Trader
Infantry Companion Build
- Alayen - Cavalry / Doctor
- Artimenner - Infantry / Engineer
- Baheshtur - Horse Archer / Tracker
- Borcha - Infantry / Tracker
- Firentis - Infantry / Trader
- Matheld - Infantry / Tracker
- Lezalit - Infantry / Trainer
- Rolf - Archer / Doctor
Cavalry Companion Build
- Artimenner - Infantry / Engineer
- Borcha - Infantry / Tracker
- Katrin - Cavalry / Doctor
- Lezalit - Cavalry / Trainer
- Marnid - Cavalry / Trading
- Matheld - Infantry / Tracker
- Nizar - Cavalry / Tracker
- Rolf - Archer / Doctor
Archer Companion Build
Click on the city listed in that section, and it will bring up some information about that city. You'll see a track button on the top left of the screen that you can select. If we select that and then exit back into our game, we'll have a marker for that city's location.
You can head over to the settlement or location where the companion you want is located. Companions can sometimes move to completely different settlements by the time you arrive, so check on their location often.
You can save the game before arriving at the settlement, and reload from the save spot if your NPC is not there. A random NPC will be shown in that settlement at the top right of the screen. It's different every time, so if the NPC you want is not there, reload and try again. Talk to the NPC and hire them for some gold. This is the process of hiring companions.
Best Companions in Mount & Blade 2 Bannerlord
Healer
Erta Willowbark – A healer is essential for any party. Erta has high Medicine skills and intelligence, making her a good companion for the job.
Scout
Churig Frostbear – With high scouting and bow skills, Churig will be effective at scouting and do well in combat. This is a great choice for a scout companion.
Tactics
Ilmir the lucky – Having someone with good tactics will help you out in battles. If you pick Ilmir, make sure to throw some points into Cunning so he becomes better tactically, as his Cunning is naturally a bit low.
Rogue
Apys the Robber – Apys is a good Rogue with 60 natural Roguery and high Cunning. He will level his Roguery quickly and prove to be a good addition to the party.
Combat
Agna the Shieldmaiden – There are a few companions that are good at combat. Agna the Shieldmaiden excels at Two-Handed combat, with 200 natural skill. She also has high Riding and Athletic skills which make her even more effective in combat.
Choosing the correct companions depends on your playstyle. Complement your style and be sure to have a good overall party composition, with a healer, tactician, rogue, scout, and combat specialist.
Remember to give your companions some gear and a horse, because when you hire them they sometimes are nearly naked.
If you want to improve your experience, check out our list of best mods for Mount and Blade 2 Bannerlord.
A brief guide on classes, roles, companions and groups.
Guide to Companion Builds
Introduction
This took me awhile but I felt this was necessary to do. This was made for myself, but thought it would be helpful and cool for others to see. In advance, I will say that this is suited to my play style, thus my opinion on what I think fits best with whatever. You can always change what each characters classes and roles are. Whether you change from what I've recommended (as I do have multiple options for some companions) or you change them entirely. That is fine, suit your play style. Anyway, on with the guide.
In this guide, you will see:
- Classes and what weapons the classes will use.
- Roles and the aligned skills with those roles.
- Companions with their class and role.
- Companion group builds.
Classes / Weapons
- Archer / Bow and Arrow or Throwing Weapons, Shield, One Handed Weapons.
- Cavalry / Lance, Shield, One and Two Handed Weapons.
- Infantry / One and Two Handed Weapons, Shield and Pole-arm.
- Horse Archer / Bow and Arrow and Two Handed Weapon or One Handed Weapon with Shield.
Roles / Skills
- Engineer / Engineer and Looting
- Tracker / Tracking, Path-finding and Spotting
- Trainer / Trainer, Looting and Tactics
- Doctor / Would Treatment, Surgery and First Aid
- Trader / Prisoner Management and Trade
Companions - Class / Role
- Alayen - Cavalry / Anything
- Artimenner - Infantry / Engineer
- Baheshtur - Horse Archer / Anything
- Borcha - Infantry / Tracker
- Bunduk - Cavalry / Trainer - Doctor
- Deshavi - Archer / Tracker
- Firentis - Infantry / Anything
- Jeremus - Anything / Doctor
- Katrin - Anything / Doctor
- Klethi - Archer / Tracker
- Lezalit - Infantry or Cavalry / Trainer
- Marnid - Anything / Trader
- Matheld - Infantry / Anything
- Nizar - Cavalry / Anything
- Rolf - Archer / Anything - Doctor
- Ymira - Horse Archer or Cavalry / Doctor - Trader
Companion Groups
10 Safe Companion Group
- Alayen - Cavalry / Trader
- Artimenner - Infantry / Engineer
- Baheshtur - Horse Archer / Trainer
- Borcha - Infantry / Tracker
- Bunduk - Cavalry / Trainer
- Katrin - Archer / Doctor
- Matheld - Infantry / Engineer
- Nizar - Cavalry / Tracker
- Rolf - Archer / Doctor
- Ymira - Horse Archer / Trader
Infantry Companion Build
- Alayen - Cavalry / Doctor
- Artimenner - Infantry / Engineer
- Baheshtur - Horse Archer / Tracker
- Borcha - Infantry / Tracker
- Firentis - Infantry / Trader
- Matheld - Infantry / Tracker
- Lezalit - Infantry / Trainer
- Rolf - Archer / Doctor
Cavalry Companion Build
- Artimenner - Infantry / Engineer
- Borcha - Infantry / Tracker
- Katrin - Cavalry / Doctor
- Lezalit - Cavalry / Trainer
- Marnid - Cavalry / Trading
- Matheld - Infantry / Tracker
- Nizar - Cavalry / Tracker
- Rolf - Archer / Doctor
Archer Companion Build
- Alayen - Cavalry / Doctor
- Baheshtur - Horse Archer / Tracker
- Bunduk - Cavalry / Trainer
- Deshavi - Archer / Tracker
- Firentis - Infantry / Engineer
- Jeremus - Archer / Doctor
- Klethi - Archer / Tracker
- Ymira - Horse Archer / Trader
Horse Archer Companion Build
- Bunduk - Cavalry / Trainer
- Deshavi - Archer / Tracker
- Katrin - Horse Archer / Doctor
- Klethi - Archer / Tracker
- Jeremus - Horse Archer / Doctor
- Marnid - Horse Archer / Trader
- Nizar - Cavalry / Engineer
- Ymira - Horse Archer / Trader
Other Remarks
All previously listed are what I think fits best from what I have gathered from looking through each companion's character sheet. You can always change what class or role a companion has that fit your play style.
As for group builds, again, they are very interchangable. I encourage experimentation on what group builds are the best. These builds are just something that I think are best.
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