Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord

Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord

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DiamondDuty Sep 28, 2020 @ 8:33pm
Best workshops for southern empire?
I am trying to figure out where best to invest my coins for the most gain. What city is most useful in this regard?

Any help is appreciated, I am relatively new and trying to figure out stuff.

Thanks in advance!
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SuburbanHermit Sep 28, 2020 @ 10:11pm 
Usually the best workshops are based on the town's bound villages. For example, villages producing grain are good for breweries, smithy for villages producing iron ore, pottery shop for clay, etc... there's some pretty decent workshop guides out there as well that show the best workshops per town.

Here's a spreadsheet I used early on when I started buying workshops
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bannerlord/comments/fwnq8s/here_is_a_spreadsheet_for_determining_the_best/
Cass Sep 29, 2020 @ 9:59am 
City prosperity is the single most important element for a workshop. After that, look at local goods.


Originally posted by Cass:
City prosperity is the single most important element for a workshop. After that, look at local goods.

What i do with my workshops is look at the villages and the local goods. If the good from the villages is really cheap and they have many i open a workshop related to those goods.
SuburbanHermit Sep 29, 2020 @ 11:43am 
Originally posted by Cass:
City prosperity is the single most important element for a workshop. After that, look at local goods.

This too. War, towns changing kingdoms and looters/bandits attacking villagers will affect prosperity also.

I also usually choose breweries to start because villages that produce grain tend to produce A LOT of grain. So there's plenty of grain available to make brew.

I don't know the details, but availability of a product in a production chain may be important too? I'll have to look into that more.
Claytonium Sep 29, 2020 @ 11:59am 
Side point:

Your workshops buy the raw materials to produce their products from the market in their own city. Thus, cheaper raw materials is better for workshop profit.

For example, you have a workshop in a city that produces olives, so you make an olive press to produce oil. If you travel around the map and buy 100+ olives in other cities; then sell the whole amount in your workshop city; olives will be very cheap in that city for the next few days until the olive supply is exhausted. Thus, your workshops will be able to make a lot of oil cheaply.

After a few days, that city will have a bunch of oil for sale in its market. High supply=low price. So, you can make more money if you buy all the oil there and travel around the map and sell it to other cities for a higher profit.
AfLIcTeD Sep 29, 2020 @ 1:27pm 
Probably wool weaveries in Poros, Danustica and Onira and a silversmith in Syronea.
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