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Animal Motifs: Each kingdom has a particular beast sign in their menu.An Entrepreneur Is You: Trading goods is one way to make money, and Warband allows investing in personal enterprises.An Axe to Grind: Axes have a bonus against shields and throwing axes are one of the signature weapons of Nord Huscarls.The only exception to this rule would be that they come fromslightlydifferenttimeperiods of The Middle Ages). As far as all the medieval weapons and armour go, they are portrayed very accurately, including their proper names.Watch the rider end up rolled over by his mount's corpse.

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Take out a mounted enemy while he's charging full steam.

Better still, if your horse's injury is a single arrow between the eyes, you get a unicorn.

Nothing like riding a horse that has five thrown spears sticking out of it, while your character becomes a human pincushion with multiple arrows sticking out.

Can occur when your character or your horse is impaled with a lot of arrows and thrown weapons.

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As a bonus, Sword Sisters are among the strongest non-mounted units in the game, and have the fastest upgrade progression. Sure, at first the troop are little more than pretty cannon fodder, but survivors will eventually grow into Sword Sisters, and that's about as Amazon-esque as women in this game can get. Then, with her following, she can liberate more women (and perhaps hire a female NPC or two).

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All your female PC needs is to do solo runs against outlaw warbands (hey, nobody said it would be easy!), until she liberates and recruits some peasant women.

Amazon Brigade: While it's pointless to use one in late game, it's possible to assemble one early on.

Or you can just open the minimap and see where everyone is.

They also know exactly when the final enemy is slain, even if it took place a distance away.

Lost track of where the enemies are in battle? Just follow the AI! They know exactly where those last remaining horse archers are.

Fortunately the same applies to your hirelings.

Computer-controlled ranged troops see perfectly through fog, shooting at you long before you get close enough to see them.

The description given lists it as 'swaybacked,' implying old age, overuse, or injury in its past life (or any combination of the three).

The Alleged Steed: The one you start with, usually.

Adventure-Friendly World: The constant wars between the various kingdoms create opportunities for wandering adventurers to make a name for themselves, and the bandits that pop up in the absence of any effective police force (because most of the kingdoms' resources are going into fighting the wars) ensures there are plenty of targets for guilt-free looting and level-grinding.

Trade commodities can be profitably traded between cities, assuming you know the best locations to buy and sell a given good.

The above applies mostly to arms, armor, and horses, however.

The trading skill mitigates this, but either way unless you obtained said loot from fighting, don't expect to get back what you paid for it. But if you sell said gear back to the merchants later, they'll only offer you a tiny fraction of the cost.

Items you buy are generally really expensive, especially high end armor.

The exact same system is applied to each of the parties in game, including the player's one.

Actually Four Mooks: The game does this on the world map, but the actual number of troops + prisoners is displayed alongside the sprite, and as you get closer, you can see the number and type of troops in each party.

Action Girl: Lady Isolla of Suno, Arwa the Pearled One, and a few of the companions (Ymira, Klethi, Deshavi, Katrin, Matheld).

Acceptable Breaks from Reality: It might not be very historically correct to have Vikings fighting Mongolian horse archers, but boy is it fun.

The player character will also take off his helm and weapons while visiting.

Averted with NPC lords, who switch to civvies when resting in a castle or town.

24-Hour Armor: No matter how high its encumbrance is.

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