Here are the best workshop types, what they produce, the raw materials they require. Look for telltale signs like ragged clothes and beggars: settlements with this might indicate that this isn't the best place to invest… unless your product is going to be cheap.

Ensure the town has a strong economy: You can’t see exactly how well a town is doing unless you’re its owner, but when you enter a town it has a descriptive screen.

Press N to use the 'Kingdoms' view in the encyclopedia for this. Use your Alt-tooltip view to be sure that the city has a large garrison, 500 or more soldiers, and that it isn’t sitting on the border with one of its owners’ enemies.

Prosperity can rise and fall faster than you think: Find cities safe from major wars.

Their largest towns are Varcheg, Omor, and Sibir, with 3000-3300 Prosperity.) The B-tier cities, with 4500 or more prosperity, are Sargot, Diathma, Saneopa, Rothae, Zeonica, Poros, Danustica, Razih, and Chaikand. With 5600 prosperity, Ortysia is the highest prosperity city in the game.

These are the most prosperous towns: Marunath, Epicrotea, Lageta, Ortysia, and Vostrum all start with 5000 or more prosperity.

Find a town's prosperity by mousing over it and holding Alt to expand the tooltip. As prosperity rises, the price of everything tends to rise-most importantly, like the price of your product.

Find a town with high prosperity: These urban settlements are larger, more populous, and consume more goods.

Keep the basics of trade in mind: Ensure your desired product is selling for a decent amount in the region you want to make it.

Here are a few things to look for before you decide to invest: The best Bannerlord workshop locations for each type of productĬhoose where to build your workshop based on what you want to produce and the strongest economic hub for it.

It may be a hunt to find them: Some workshops have five or six employees, but some have just one. Once you get to one of these locations, check just outside and inside for an NPC called a 'Shop Worker'. Look out for markers like Smithy, Pottery Shop, or Brewery. Once you’re in your desired town, go to the workshop itself by holding down Alt to show location markers. How to buy a Bannerlord workshopįirst enter a town that isn't hostile to you-more on choosing an ideal town and industry below. If you're patient enough for a smoother money-making ride, here's how to buy a workshop, the different types you can establish and the best Bannerlord workshop locations for you to maximise your revenues. That said, they produce various goods such as wood, pottery, and booze, and for around 13-16 thousand gold denars, they can be yours. Workshops are less hassle, but it takes longer before you start reaping the rewards. Caravans represent the latter: they can score big some months, but they're also vulnerable to attack.

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