As Bannerlord is much more realistic than previous Mount & Blade titles, your character will age and eventually die. I know what you’re thinking: “What the heck am I to do with children”? Well, believe it or not, they are a vital part of the game. One day you’re fighting some Sturgian thug and on the next day you’ll come home to a new kid – or find yourself with a baby belly. It’s still a bit unclear how it happens, as it is kind of random. With marriage in Bannerlord come children. Your spouse cannot be given settlements, so I found that the best use for them is to make them the governor of some settlement you own, to boost the settlement. You can level their skills, gear them up with the finest armor – or silk dresses, your choice – and ask them to join you in battle. The only advantage that comes with marriage in Bannerlord is the fact that they will now be available as companions. The second you get married, your partner will automatically leave their clan and join yours. That’s right, it is not worth it going through all the trouble of finding the most influential partner in Calradia. I regret to inform you that marrying in Bannerlordwon’t bring you any advantages or bonuses. Political and tactical advantages of getting married in Bannerlord The second the clan leader accepts, you will be automatically married and will have to return to your newlywed spouse and party on. Keep in mind you will have to pay a sum of money to get everything arranged. Once you actually get your partner interested in marriage, you will have to address their clan leader and take care of the wedding arrangements. That is unless you’re playing the realistic version of the game, in which case you will have to find another suitable partner. I advise you to save the game before this conversation, so you can go back in case you mess up. Fail to do so and you’ll be told that the two of you aren’t compatible, ruining your chances of marriage with that person. You’ll have three conversation checks, and you’ll have to pick the right one. Getting someone to marry you is quite similar to recruiting a lord into your faction. You will be told to talk to them in the near future, but you can try the dialogue again and will find new conversation topics regarding the subject. There will be an option to mention how you’ve noticed that they haven’t taken a husband or wife just yet. The first thing to do is talk to the person you want to marry. Once you’ve found your soulmate, it’s time to put a ring on it. Well, the game provides you with an Encyclopedia (N), which allows you to sort the kingdoms and look for the ideal candidate.
Sorry to disappoint again, but this is one feature that didn’t change from Warband to Bannerlord.Īlrighty then, you’ve decided to get married, good for you! But, who exactly are you going to get married to?
You cannot marry kings and clan leaders.Don’t get me wrong, you can flirt to your heart’s content, but ultimately, you will only marry one person. Rule 2 is bad news for any polygamy fans: you can only marry one person.You won’t even get the same conversation topics when you speak to someone of the same sex, and you definitely won’t get a chance to flirt with married people, even if it was just to get on their good side. The first rule states that the players can only marry unmarried characters from the opposite sex.Before moving on to the more political side of marriage, let’s first explore how players can get married in the game.
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