Hello everyone today I am showcasing/playing the new OVERHAUL of a singple player mod for Mount & Blade Bannerlord Game Of Thrones Mod. I hope you all enjoy. 1 Classic Mount&Blade Mods 1.1 Total Conversions 1.2 GamePlay Mods 1.3 Miscellaneous 2 Mount&Blade: Warband Mods 2.1 Single Player Mods 2.2 Multiplayer Mods 2.3 Both (MultiPlayer & SinglePlayer): 3 With Fire & Sword Mods 4 Mount&Blade II: Bannerlord Mods 5 Other Mods 6 Mod Repositories This page is a list of mods for the Mount&Blade series. Fans of particular mods should take some time to.

Warband is among the best games released in recent years. An incredible title blending strategy and action RPG gameplay.

While the sequel (Bannerlord) expands on pretty much every feature seen in the original, there’s one thing that Bannerlord lacks: the same sizable mod library (at least, as of this writing!)

Mount & Blade: Warband, on the other hand, has one of the most active modding communities on the web. A community that has provided so many mods that it would be truly impossible to list them all.

So to help you get back to gaming with some cool new features, I’ve organized all the best mods in this list. Let’s take a look and see what we can do.

30. Assassin’s Creed Mod

The ancient war between Assassins and Templars raged across the world for centuries. And even the kingdom of Calradia saw the two faction go at one another.

Well, not quite, but you get the idea.

This Assassin’s Creed mod, set during the Third Crusade, introduces two new factions inspired by the now legendary open-world series. You’ll be locked in a vicious war to conquer the Holy Land.

Both the Assassins and the Templars factions come with their unique traits and are very fun to use, but I cannot help but think the Templars are going to be the more popular of the two. Must be because of the Hidden Blade.

29. Dynamic Troop Trees

To conquer the whole of Caldaria, you must always have things under control.

Troops, especially. Who else would do the dirty work for you?

Dynamic Troop Trees, which requires modmerger to work, creates a graphical troop tree viewer for each faction in the reports menu.

This doesn’t really add any new features to the game. But it looks so cool, and makes managing troops a teensy bit easier. Gameplay will never be the same again after installing it.

28. Classic and Enhanced Native

Mount & Blade: Warband was a definite step up from the original game. But some of the changes it introduced did not sit well with some players. Time to turn back time, then!

The Classic and Enhanced Native mod is a massive gameplay overhaul that brings back many of the features of the original Mount & Blade.

Some examples include the original map, the original faction colors, as well as tons of enhancements like reduced improvement build time, new items, increased battle sizes, and more.

So how’s that nostalgia going?

27. Blue Blood

This is the Kingdom of Calradia no more. Welcome to the British Isles, 1184.

The Blue Blood mod adds the Kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland, a map of Europe, historical kings, lords and settlements… and an overhauled recruitment system that closely resembles how lords actually made their armies bigger during the medieval era.

Yeah, it’s a lot.

With this mod, Warband rightly turns into the feudal lord simulator that no one asked for, but everyone needed.

26. More Women

How could adding more women would make a game worse?

This fancy mod does exactly what you expect: adding female variants for most troops, new companions, NPCs, Lords, and so on.

These are not just cosmetic changes, either. As the female troops have slightly different abilities than their male counterparts. So you’ll have to learn their ins and outs to be as good as you are in vanilla.

25. Diplomacy Compilation

Diplomacy has failed. Time to resort to the Compilation.

This is actually a collection of mods that improve the game in several different areas.

It changes so much from cosmetics to actual mechanics, that listing all of the changes here would take as much time as you’d need to conquer Caldaria.

Check out the mod page for a full list, but suffice it to say this one will keep you busy for a while.

24. XL Samurai Weapon Set

No self-respecting game set during medieval times can do without the weapons and armor sets of the Samurai.

And here we see it’s no different.

The XL Samurai Weapon Set is an extra large mod in every sense of the word.

You’ll find a ton of new weapons like the Yumi Bow, Odachi, Uchigatana, Wakizashi and Naginata, and they feature a huge polygon count that makes them look just plain incredible.

The downside is that they have no LOD. So if you equip them to NPCs, you can expect your PC to kneel down after a while. You’ve been warned: check your specs first!

23. OSP Itempack

New armors? Check.

New horses? Check.

New weapons? Check.

New everything!

No, you haven’t ended up in a medieval telemarketing show. This is just what the OSP Itempack mod gives us: shiny new items that look great, and will make the game feel fresh. Even after you’ve spent thousands of hours on it already.

22. 1860 Old America

1860 Old America makes Warband the best strategy action role-playing game set in the Old West.

What a mouthful.

While it’s a little unpolished and even outright broken at times, the 1860 Old America mod excels in gunplay and atmosphere.

It’s a shame that development has been halted on this one. As it had the potential to be the very best total gameplay overhaul ever made for Warband. I’m rooting for someone to pick it back up in the near future.

21. San Guo Yan Yi

The San Guo Yan Yi mod. Also known as Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Warband.

This is a total conversion that brings Warband to China, introducing an original map of the country, 45 kingdoms, 101 castles, and over two hundred villages. Not to mention 35 factions locked in a war for dominance.

If you’ve never heard of what happened in China after the fall of the glorious Gan dynasty, now’s the right time to learn everything about it.

20. TweakMB

With the TweakMB mod, you’ll become the only true lord in all of Caldaria. A god, even.

This makes tweaking many of the game’s features incredibly straightforward.

With this installed you can modify tournament bet amounts, village improvement/build times, party sizes, base ammo amounts, and prevent some companions from leaving you (oh, the agony).

If this is not real power, well then I do not know what is.

19. The Gathering Storm

The Dragon Reborn is here.

But I’m not sure we should be really happy about it…

Gathering Storm is an amazing gameplay overhaul mod. It introduces lands, factions, and mechanics inspired by Robert Jordan’s epic fantasy series The Wheel of Time.

You know what this means, right?

It means the series’ complex magic system has been brought to a video game, possibly in the best possible way. And you don’t have to worry about going mad, if you are a male channeler.

Oh, how clear Saidin looks today!

18. Sands of Faith

Have you ever heard about An-Nasir Salah ad-Din Yusuf ibn Ayyub… a man so strong about his devotion that even his enemies praised him? No?

Yeah me either, this is a weird one.

Sands of Faith is a total conversion mod set in the Middle-East during the era of the Crusades which brings historically accurate factions, kingdoms, towns, and troops.

So yes, you can even create the Teutonic Knights Order and become the bane of Muslims. Or help Salah ad-Din protect his governorate, and show the European invaders who’s the one true knight of the Middle East.

17. Sword of Damocles

Sword of Damocles is more than a gameplay overhaul.

It’s a true expansion, one that would be worthy of some kind of

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