First, once you get someone to marry you or a family member they move to whatever town. It seems somewhat random. Once I had them move to the place my younger brother/sister were. Another time they literally moved the full length of Caladria. Sometimes I think they just want one last fling before being tied down to marriage.
Veteran. Jul 1, 2011. #4. If I remember correctly in vanilla marriage gave a relation boost to the lady's relatives, so it was worth marrying a girl with a big family, but that doesn't seem to work in PoP. Just marry whoever you think is the least ugly and use her as your minister and to throw feasts. And start up all your enterprises too. It's easier to set yourself up as a woman. Being a woman is more of a grind but the longer you grind the better set up you will be for the late game. As a woman you can obtain some easy early renown by dueling any smug Nobles who look down upon you for being a woman. #11.
Even if the system was properly implemented, there just aren't enough nobles to keep it going into a second generation. Some clans only have like 2 or 3 members and each faction has maybe 1 or 2 unmarried noblewomen of childbearing age. The math just doesn't work. 1.4.1 beta added 160+ new ladies+lords. They are working on it.
As for the other guys, unless they are already betrothed, they can lose interest in the girl they are pursuing, or she can end up marrying someone else- you can talk to their mother and find out. When playing as a female character I find it much easier to get married early in the game, plus it means you can become a vassal with basically 0 renown.
Best vlandian wife in my opinion is Liena dey tihr. Hot, vassal, and a warrior. Your kids will always be of the Mothers culture. So if you don’t want Battanian kids I’d marry whoever and use companions and/or your brothers’ wives as governor. Recently they've changed it what culture your kids will inherit. TIMESTAMPS FOR BREAKDOWN BY FACTION & LIST OF ALL BRIDES DOWN IN THE COMMENTSJoin this channel to get access to perks:
Edit: I also wanted to marry my daughters off to single lords that have helped me build my kingdom as a reward. Butterlord737 • 3 yr. ago. it just means you do not have enough favor with the family, so you need to do quests and in general do things that help out their faction. as you get those things done more options should become available
Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. The Citadel - General Discussion. The Keep - Singleplayer I got to the stage where she said she won’t marry without her family’s
Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. doesnt work 1.2 Marry Anyone updatet same doesnt work Inerael Oct 27, 2023 @ 12:56pm @2know2do the new version crash
7.then you go to that relative of hers ask permission to marry her. 8.he should say yes then you have to pay a drowy for my it was like 8,000 denars i think. 9.go to her then she say they will start arranging the wedding and that they send you a note when they are ready. 17 hours ago · To unify the empire in Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord, follow these steps: – Control 13 imperial towns or reach 2000/2000 in conspiracy quests. – Defeat the three strongest barbarian factions. – After defeating them, the empire will become united, and other fiefs and clans will join your faction. 12. Who can you marry in Mount and Blade 2? The first step to getting married and having kids is choosing who you want to marry. Searching through the Heroes section of the Encyclopedia—accessible by shortcut with N—is one way to find a
Females will always go to their spouse's clan unless the female is main character, in which case the male spouse comes to her clan. Males will not leave the clan unless you marry a male clan member to female faction or clan leader. #3. Brutananadilewski Nov 17, 2022 @ 2:13pm. Got it.
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