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HELLO STURGIAN WARRIORS !!!My Overhaul Collection:Warlords BattlefieldMy Other Overhauls:Aserai OverhaulBattania OverhaulEmpire OverhaulKhuzait OverhaulSturgia OverhaulVlandia OverhaulMod Requires:-Bannerlord 1.0.0-1.1.5-Manual installation-Starting a new game-Tier 7 Troop UnlockerInstallation Guide:-Delete SturgiaOverhaul Mod Folder. (IF YOU HAVE THE OLD VERSION)-Unpack Sturgia Overhaul for Bannerlord 1.0.0.-Open Sturgia Overhaul for Bannerlord 1.0.0 folder.-Inside is the main mod folder called SturgiaOverhaul along with installation instructions.-Paste the SturgiaOverhaul folder into the Modules folder.C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Mount & Blade II Bannerlord\Modules-Activate the SturgiaOverhaul mod in your launcher.Mod still not appearing?If you are using Butrloader go to options in launcher and disable extended sorting.Launcher:-SturgiaOverhaul-Tier 7 Troop UnlockerCredits:-BOSSRAPHAELGREETINGSHELLO, NORTHERN WARRIORS!!!In the beginning, I would like to thank that WONDERFUL PEAPOLE who helped me with their knowledge to create THIS MOD.BANNERLAB for His support and video tutorials !!! MODBROWSE for His support and tips !!!RUSSIAN LANGUAGE is NOT SUPPORTED.This is an old inactive file that I am not the author of.This file is completely incompatible with version STURGIAN TSAR EDITION 2.0.0 / STURGIAN OVERHAUL 1.0.0 or higher.Any bug reports from this will not be taken into account.Installing this file will CRASH the game!Let's get started!STURGIAN TSAR EDITION for BANNERLORD in versions:1.7.01.7.11.7.2STURGIAN OVERHAUL for BANNERLORD in versions:1.0.21.0.11.0.0Complete STURGIA faction OVERHAUL and minor faction SKOLDERBROTVA, LAKE RATS and FOREST PEOPLE.It also adds new minor faction such as the COSSACKS, LAKE BERSERKERS, and VALKYRIE.I would like to remind You that STURGIA is to be KIEVAN RUS, not VIKINGS, BUT YOU CAN ALSO FIND NORD HIRE!If you would like to play as VAEGIR or NORD warrior from WARBAND this mod is for YOU!What does this mod ADD?FACTIONS STURGIAThe Sturgians come from the cold northeastern lands of Calradia. Their lands are divided into smaller principalities ruled by Knyaz and Boyars. At the beginning of their existence, the rulers of these principalities fought wars among themselves. Frequent armed conflicts took their toll on the people, and the plundering expeditions of the Nords plunged the country into ruin. Great Sturgia became a target from the east to the Khuzaits and to the south to an Empire that grew ever larger and stretched out for it. Weakened by fratricidal wars, the Knyazs of Sturgia gradually lost their lands. However, one of the Grand Knyaz did not want to serve the Emperor, united the principalities of Sturgia under one banner, and called himself Tsar. Launching an offensive to reclaim lost lands from the hands of the Empire. NORDSThe Nords come from a place known as Jumne, a cold, inhospitable land far to the north of Calradia. There, in the far north, is their home, from which, sailing boats across the sea and then along rivers, plundering coastal towns and villages, they even reached the Calradia Empire itself, which the emperor proposed to the invaders

Out for any gamer.#14 Kingdom Come: DeliveranceRelease: 2018Platform: PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, PCGenre: Action RPGPC | Xbox | PlayStationKingdom Come: Deliverance is great for fans of the medieval era. Developed by Warhorse Studios, this action RPG is set in the Kingdom of Bohemia, an Imperial State of the Holy Empire. The game aims to provide historically accurate content, taking place during a war in Bohemia in 1403. Kingdom Come: Deliverance follows the son of a blacksmith who seeks revenge against the perpetrators of an unjust massacre of his village. On his journey, the man leads a resistance movement against the king and attempts to restore the rightful leader to the throne.#13 Kingdom Come Deliverance IIRelease: 2025Platform: PS4, PC, X/SGenre: Action RPGPXbox | Steam | PlayStationIt might not seem like Kingdom Come: Deliverance II would be a true RPG title, as it’s clearly one steeped in medieval setting and lore. However, looks can be deceiving, and you shouldn’t judge this book by its cover. Sure, on the surface, the game is about a young medieval man named Henry who is seeking revenge. However, when you dive deeper, you’ll see that you have control over all his actions.You could fight your way through every obstacle. Or, you could try and talk your way out of it and see where that leads you. The world will take notice of every single action you take. So, if you want to be a good man that the people can admire, you need to act as such.Release: 2022Platform: PCGenre: Strategy, Action RPGPCFans of strategy RPGs are sure to be intrigued with Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. Developed by TalesWorlds Entertainment, this game is a prequel to Mount & Blade: Warband, an expansion to the first game, Mount & Blade. Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord takes place 210 years before the original and is inspired by the historical Migration Period that saw the decline of the Western Roman Empire. It is currently available in early access, with a full version due to release this year. Check out Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord on Steam!#11 Genshin ImpactRelease: 2020Platform: PS4, PS5, PC, Nintendo Switch (TBA)Genre: Action RPGPC | PlayStation Developed by miHoYo, Genshin Impact released in 2020 and was an instant hit on iOS, Android, and PS5. The game features an anime-style open-world environment and an action-based battle system using elemental magic. This RPG

The most formidable armies. This adds a new level of risk and complexity to the game, and it may be very beneficial or devastating in times of conflict. Overall, it adds some enjoyable diversity to the game!13) Dawn of an EmpireThere are no more ambitious mods than this one. This mod’s developers plan for it to act as a foundation for future expansion-level story and gameplay content.With custom factions, the Eagle Rising team transports us to a new era of Calraic antiquity (the start of our beloved empire) so that we may explore and enjoy its rich narrative. You may join a Discord server to get information about upcoming upgrades. Multiple new groups are being prepared.14) Realistic Battle ModThe Realistic Battle mod is one of the greatest Bannerlord gameplay modifications, and it accomplishes exactly what its name implies. It makes fighting more realistic by reconfiguring armour and damage according to experimental data based on real-world conditions.Weapons will attack quicker, units will parry and block much more, projectile injuries will be based on kinetic energy, and ranged weapons will simulate impact and projectile weight. In addition, AI tactics have been improved, making the game even more hard.15) Kaose’s Parties SizesThis mod allows the customization of party sizes for all factions. You may create thousand-strong looter swarms or weak Vlandia troops. You may configure spawn rates for all party types, including caravans and villagers. You can accomplish so much with this mod, particularly in combination with Calradia Expanded Kingdoms, which will be discussed later in this list.16) Bannerlord TweaksAs indicated before, the game is currently in its early access phase and needs significant adjustments.Bannerlord Tweaks is a collection of in-game adjustments designed to improve balance and reduce drudgery in Bannerlord. All of these modifications are adjustable through the in-game settings menu and may be disabled if desired.17) ScreamermasterIf you truly want to immerse yourself in Bannerlord, this mod allows you to use your own voice to issue orders to your soldiers. Using the VoiceAttack speech recognition feature, you may lead your soldiers by shouting through a microphone. VoiceAttack’s free edition provides you with 20 commands, while the premium edition offers you 50.18) More Troops This mod offers a complete redesign of every faction’s army, even those of smaller factions. This individual has introduced unit branches to almost all factions, adjusting the game entirely (and making it way more fun). The degree of variety is astounding. Regardless of your play style, installing this mod on your next run will benefit you. The main issue is that it may not be compatible with comprehensive revamp modifications that introduce a large number of new kingdoms and soldiers.19) DismembermentDismemberment will add a dismemberment and decapitation feature to Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord, as the name indicates.Every time a player or NPC strikes a fatal blow by cutting off an enemy’s head with a left or right swing, there is a high probability that the head will be severed.These are the finest Mount & Blade 2 Bannerlord

By this time I was in sworn service to the Southern Empire. Then she foolishly declared war on the Aserai to the south. The result was obvious, crushing defeat. They had superior manpower. So I quit the Empire and joined the Aserai. Around this time my brother Nogand returned with my long lost siblings. Nogand arrives with advanced Abilities and Skills, while the children are too young to be companions. In Bannerlord each character has six Abilities, each with three corresponding Skills. The abilities are similar to Dungeons and Dragons with Vigor, Control, Endurance, Cunning, Social, and Intelligence. Each character earns both Ability points and Skill points to improve their character. Points in an Ability or Skill increase the speed at learning the relevant Skills, and the upper limit the character can attain. Earning experience in a Skill increases the general ability, like One Handed Weapon Speed and Damage, but eleven times along the path to perfection, allows a choice between two bonuses, like Deadly Purpose (+5% damage with one handed weapons) and Unwavering Defense (+5 hit points).At lower difficulties, companions are great as fighters. But as the nation grows, or at least, your holdings in a nation, they serve for better uses than bodyguards. By this time the sultan of the Aserai, Unqid Banu Hulyan, had rewarded me with two cities and six castles. We'd won a bunch of wars, and it might seem as if I were being rewarded for my heroic efforts. I'd certainly say that I deserved the rewards for my war effort, but it seemed as if he handed them out randomly. I was given a bunch in a row, regardless of my assistance. Without warning the Sultan rewarded another person. I was still capturing castle after castle, but I wasn't receiving the reward. Every time a nation conquers a castle or city, the nobles vote on it. The vote is between two options. I don't know how Bannerlord determines the options. Maybe the sultan chooses. Maybe the game randomly chooses two lords. The player can choose to vote for either candidate, or abstain. There

Compelling historical period for Bannerlord. It's a prequel, occurring one hundred and fifty years prior to Warband. The player knows the cannon outcome, the Empire is destroyed by rebel factions. Like Warband, Bannerlord includes an Encyclopedia that tracks the hundreds of people, kingdoms, clans, and concepts. But I'm still puzzled by the computer's performance. I have three issues. One, the computer always deploys a fantastic amount of cavalry that defies economic output. Even more confounding is their poor strategic sense. The computer seems to declare war randomly, on a whim. They'll declare war on a stronger enemy, or when someone else has already declared war on them. Then they move their parties and armies around on the world map haphazardly. They move indecisively, changing objectives back and forth, dithering. On the campaign map the player is king, especially if they have the influence to form a large army. Armies tend to avoid each other, with both sides preferring to siege castles, instead of engaging in grand combat. It's difficult to catch an army that wants to escape. But the computer seems superior on the battlefield. Despite my confusing experience as a sub-commander, they seem to beat me at strength battles. Possibly they just have better units, or maybe they have some tactical skill I don't understand.Finally, I would like to pour one out for the lack of lances. A key skill of Warband was the use of the couched lance. Anyone who has ever seen a depiction of jousting knows what I'm talking about. In Warband these were common in tournaments and dealt mortal damage to any target. They were hard to use, but with proper skill they were unbeatable. Maybe it's because I've been playing in the east, with horse archers and sabers, but I haven't seen any.In Conclusion,If you enjoyed Mount & Blade: Warband and want a similar but subtly improved experience, Bannerlord is for you. If you are new to the idea, strongly consider it. This open sandbox offers tons of material to explore from different nations, to different play styles, to the goal to be the