CHILDREN OF SULEIMAN AND MUAD'DIB - Mount and Blade 2 Bannerlord (Aserai) Campaign Gameplay #11
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Length: 58min 45sec (3525 seconds)
Published: Thu May 28 2020
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This is my favorite Bannerlord series so far.
I really hope he forms his own faction. It would be cool if Sulieman creates something like a merchant city-state.
Also, take as much time as you need. We don't want to rush you.
Btw it seems Sulieman is a bit of an Aserai nationalist. I know he should care about his people, but as a trader that travels far and wide, he should be accepting of other cultures and be open to recruiting soldiers from other lands.
Those are my thoughts, thanks!
“He who controls spice controls the universe”
Muad’dib is definitely the Name that Paul Atreides gives himself in Frank Herbert’s dune (it means Kangaroo-Mouse or desert mouse, don’t know if you knew that and that’s why you made him a giant, if so great joke if not I can still laugh about it) Although a capable warrior himself, the Muad’dib was a cunning master manipulator, Paul rises to leadership through military strategy and political maneuvering, and using the people’s faith to organize the hardened desert people of Arrakis to overthrow the old Empire. Wish his backstory could have been a little different here, instead of a bodyguard I’d have liked to see him as a party leader. But that’s just me knowing that dune connection. Great series. Looking forward to more.
I should've considered this before but I thought it might be fun to have some discussions posts for my ongoing Bannerlord series. As many of you know, I spend a decent amount of time reading and responding to comments.
In this part, Suleiman continues to fight as a mercenary for the Aserai. He has fraternal twins and we meet our new, massive bodyguard that is, yes, a Dune reference.
Now there's a few caveats for my goals in the future and I think it'd be good to be clear about them. I'll be unable to own any land and continue the mercenary life -- the game will not let you serve another kingdom if you own a fief.
I can only afford a single castle and if I keep it, I'll have to form a kingdom. I don't know what happens if I stay as an independent clan owning a fief. I can't enact any kingdom policies but if that's true then maybe others can't declare war on me?
I could always use the 'Dragon Banner' quest to join the Aserai or some other faction, leave, keep the fief and then use the quest to end the war. Of course, I may be the target of many other factions and I don't know how many will come after me.
There's a lot of options and I'm honestly down for any of them as long as it's entertaining for you folks too.