This can be problematic if you drive off someone like Jeremus, who many players rely on for his good medical skills. Some of your heroes will become unhappy if you loot villages. So it is best to loot when you have only just killed some farmers, and when you are not a vassal or mercenary. Since you can't stop looting, you will most likely be defeated in pitched battle. If you already have a very negative reputation with the faction that owns the village, they will come and stop you. To loot a village, you must be at war with the faction the village belongs to.Īttacking a village, however, is dangerous and can ruin your reputation with your king if you are a vassal. A village's loot usually sells for 4000-6000 denars. Goods (as opposed to equipment) sell for almost the same price as its base value, so when it says it sells for 500, it basically does (it depends on the town you sell it to).
Tournaments can be tough to win in the early game and if the tournament uses weapons that your character is not adept with, you may find yourself wasting money.Īnother option is to loot a village. You can make up to 4180 denars if you win the tournament with maximum bets on yourself, though repeatedly winning tournaments over a short span of time will decrease your maximum profits. Unfortunately, travelling to the tournaments can be long and boring and sometimes there are no tournaments being hosted at the time you ask a tournament master. To quickly earn money, winning Tournaments is ideal. Plus, it's easy to earn back those denars later on in the game. The Lord won't be able to give you more quests if you don't complete it, but there are many Lords and one barely matters. You can get about 2000-8000 from doing this, which can be especially helpful in the beginning of the game. So you can just keep the money and spend it yourself. This part of the quest, however, has no time limit. Once you have completed collecting their money, the quest will be marked 'completed' and tell you to return to the Lord who gave you the quest. The drop in relation with the village is very little and can be recovered in one quest for the village, so if you want them to like you, it is no problem. The village relation to you will drop slightly and if you continue to take them (when it asks you if you want to), it will drop again and some villagers may attack you. First, go to the village, and start collecting taxes. If you are lucky enough, you may find a Lord who wants their taxes to be collected from a village, or a town (depending on what fiefs the lord owns). For example, a Hunter, Street Urchin, or Game Poacher starts with fewer denars than an Impoverished Noble, Page, or Squire. When you first start out, the amount of denars you possess varies depending on your choices during character creation.
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