Uploaded September 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago

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Game description from official TW website:

Calradia
Mount & Blade: Warband, you play as an adventurer in Calradia, a land of warring kingdoms where banditry runs rampant, creating many opportunities for an adventurer who is willing to take great risks. In this section, we'll tell you a bit about the land, its kingdoms, politics, and people.
The Land Called Calradia

Calradia is a medieval agricultural society whose technology is roughly equivalent to that of the period of around 1150 - 1350 A.D. in Europe and Asia. The economy is driven almost entirely by human and animal power. There is no magic known to the Calradians other than that of legend and folklore, which has no impact on actual gameplay.

As you travel across the map, you will see many kinds of settlements. Villages are small communities which sustain themselves by farming, fishing, or by pursuing other small-scale crafts. Towns are larger, walled settlements which are centers of trade and industry -- the best places to find mercenaries, or to buy weapons and armor. Castles are predominantly military bases, where lords can watch over sections of countryside, or retreat if threatened by larger armies.

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