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Full Invasion Osiris

Full Invasion 2 is a co-op module for Mount & Blade: Warband where players come together to survive countless waves of invading enemies and bosses.

Players can fully customize their experience - With 17 factions from 6 wildly different sources, 35 maps, nearly 6000 items, and randomized invasions, Full Invasion 2 provides a unique challenge in every run!

New Invasion system
As mentioned before, the invasion system has changed completely. Where before, each wave would spawn a large group of random bots from all available spawn points, waves are now divided into groups. Each group has a standard composition that makes that group a coherent whole. Each wave spawns several groups, and each map has multiple avenues of attack for the bots to use, demanding more situation awareness and cooperation between players. The randomness involved also makes each game unique, as one wave might suddenly be significantly harder or easier than usual.

Progression
Each playable faction has its classes divided into four tiers: recruits, soldiers, elites, and heroes. Where in FI2 players start with enough gold to buy heavy armor and good weapons, players in Osiris start with enough gold to buy a basic recruit class, and build their way up from there. The invasions have, of course, been balanced to accommodate.

Faction design
Each faction has been completely remade. Only the factions that have enough content to provide players with a lot of options are staying in Osiris. As each faction now has its classes divided into four groups, each faction needs enough content to provide the player with progression in their preferred playstyle. This means the amount of content has vastly increased for each faction. As an example, the new Lord of the Rings faction has around 125 classes to choose from, each with a wide selection of gear.

Support classes and heroes
Finally, Osiris introduces support classes and extra abilities for heroes. Support classes are classes that are less proficient in combat by themselves, but can provide bonuses for nearby allies, such as increased damage, healing, movement speed, or defensive boosts. Support classes tend to only provide bonuses to a subset of classes, allowing players to cooperate to make the most out of their bonuses. For example, a Sarranid Bannerman in the Calradia faction will only provide bonuses to nearby Sarranid classes.
Hero classes also provide bonuses to nearby allies, and have access to unique active abilities. These abilities allow them to (for example) instantly heal nearby players, cause enemies to run away in fear, or spawn bodyguards to protect them. To compensate, only one player can play as a particular hero at a time.

This version includes a completely revamped respawn system, which lets players respawn shortly after dying, rather than having to wait for two full waves. It also includes a new Roman subfaction, a completely randomized