The Trainer can't train Tier 3 troops to Tier 4 though.Īlso, if you want to troops to level up from battles quicker then you can go to the MountBlade/Modules/Viking Conquest folder, open the module file and change the regulars_xp_multiplier from its default of 2.0 to something higher.I use 8.0 which lets troops level up from battles about as fast as they did in Brytenwalda but you'll need something like 12.0 if you want them to level up like they did in Native. The alternate promotion path follows the bottom promotion path in the Troop Tree instead of the top path when 2 promotions are available. On the other hand, you probably don't want him to use the alternate promotion path for Tier 1 troops unless you want archers or (for some factions) cavalry. If you want to train Tier 2 troops to become melee troops instead of spearmen then you need to tell him to use the alternate promotion path and you have to talk to him at least once to get him to start training. The Trainer can upgrade 6 Tier 2 troops to Tier 3 (or around 8 Tier 1 troops to Tier 2) every few days. The Danes and Northmen were expert ship builders and seafarers, travelling as far as Vinland in North America to the west Persia to the east and Arabia to the south.Trainer skill doesn't work until you're one level higher than the troop in question and even Tier 1 troops are around Level 12 (so you need to be Level 13 to train them) and you need to be around Level 16-19 before you can upgrade Tier 2 troops to Tier 3, lower 20s to train Tier 3 troops to Tier 4, and upper 20s to train Tier 4 troops to Tier 5.īest way to train troops is actually to use the Trainer at the refuge (available after first refuge upgrade which costs 5 Tools, 5 Timber, and some gold). After the King had been executed by King Ælla of Northymbre, the sons of Ragnar, the Ragnarssons that were looked up to as sons of a great warrior and leader, lead the Great Heathen Invasion that conquered Northymbre, East Anglea and most of Mierce, thereby forming the Danelaw (Rule of Danes). Great heroes or legends like Ragnar Lothbrok inspired many to go out on Viking expeditions. This made them hated across the Christian world, which has in turn given us the view of vikings as barbarians. The Norse were mostly pagan in this time, and the rules for Vikings (Old Norse vikingr: some who goes on an expedition, a viking), did not ban one from killing and stealing from the Men of The church.
Here there were enough land, and enough plunder for men to get rich fast. Due to the overpopulation of Northvegr and Danmark many Northmen and Danes started moving from their homelands to amongst others the British Isles.
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