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I’m a dead eye with a crossbow- a beautifuyl weapon.

And trust me, you won’t regret taking me on Brother. ∺re you now? Well that’s a sight better than swinging from a gibbet for desertion. “Well if you’re looking for work, I m looking for an experienced hand to help get my men into shape.” He had an honest air about him, and a look that said he’d give me an honest day’s work. Now I’m getting drunk, and the devil take tomorrow.” “So as not to make him a liar, I walked off my post, right then and there. Apparently though, ‘Little Prince Snot-Nose’ didn’t understand that, and said he’d have Bunduk horsewhipped for dereliction of duty. I’d used the crossbow enough to know you didn’t want the cord to loosen. He caught Bunduk standing with his crossbow unstrung. Then some nobleman’s son got put in charge of the garrison. He’d been a sergeant for the city in the garrison for twenty years, keeping the peace in the city. I sat down to chat with the fellow and in a surprisingly cheery tone told hme his tale. The first was a rather charming older man by the name of Bunduk who, if nothing else, knew how to make a grand introduction. There were a number of people still up and I talked to a few of them, but a couple of them stood out. After penning a letter to Marnid giving him instructions for the morning, I went down to the common room of the inn to see if I could find anyone who’d make good hires. Part 6: Squabbles, Battles, and Bloodshedĭespite our late arrival in the city, I still found myself full of energy. She's the least hard to figure out how to have her join, but I think I have an angle. But yeah, I don't think Bunduk and Katrin's friendliness has changed.Īnd Mordy, Nadia in particular can add some flavor to some otherwise random events. Matheld no longer hates Ymira now, for example. Some of the relationship things have changed in the game and give the new companions people they like and dislike. I'll likely let people drop out though if they ask to leave, or if it makes sense for the story. Still it doesn't make sense to be that selective at this point. The only reason not to pick every single companion is that there is a limit of 11 companions in the party at the same time as I recall. well, then you got some drama added to your story!

Of course, I still stand by grabbing every possible companion. And Bunduk gets along well with Katrin, if I remember the game well enough? Cyrus,wrote: I'm a bit curious about Nadia and Odval, since they don't sound like companions from vanilla Warband.