Best Adventurer Culture

[Sandermatt]

What culture do you think works best with adventurers? My guess is some of the strongest traditions are swords for hire and caravaneers. It seems no culture has both of them.

[SpacePoon]

Norman with Chivalry added for renown farming

[Сааребас]

Hybrid of Norse and Buryat.

[Jet]

Saka

[Dizzy Ladybug]

something with Chivalry like French or Occitan or Castilian so you can make renown from romance plots

[Sandermatt]

Originally posted by Сааребас:

Hybrid of Norse and Buryat.

I don't think I could hybridise as an adventurer

[Jet]

Originally posted by Sandermatt:

Originally posted by Сааребас:

Hybrid of Norse and Buryat.

I don't think I could hybridise as an adventurer

yeah... i like the idea of advents but they take away too many features from you and dont give you enough to compensate. Youd have to get land, convert a piece of it to become cult head and then start the process of hybrid after years of acceptance. Then landless if you wanna go back to it

I also go buryat and norse combo, but mystical ancestors isnt worth it early on until you got a good size family anyway

[Сааребас]

Originally posted by Sandermatt:

Originally posted by Сааребас:

Hybrid of Norse and Buryat.

I don't think I could hybridise as an adventurer

That's why you hybrid first.

I would also suggest to install some of your dynasty in a region for dynasty points because getting dynasty points us rather hard as an adventurer.

[dieguy30]

If we're talking one and done, Turkic (Kipchak) seems like the way to go. If you're willing to do some setup though, start as a Turkic (Cuman) duke in France, hybridize, then dip and go collect heads.

[ExcelsiorBenevolence]

Not having a culture with siege weapons researched can make sieges take a very long time if you're doing mercenary stuff.