Workshops will take a few in-game days to become fully operational and become profitable, but the first few days can also give you an indication on how well the Workshop will do. Since Smithies logically manufacture them, it should yield us the most profits.

The most expensive items you can buy are swords and armor. In this example, we bought ourselves an Ironmonger Workshop (Smithy) as weapons and tools are somewhat expensive. You will need at least 16,000 denars to be able to purchase a Workshop, although in some cases it can costs as little as 13,000 denars. The easiest way to access them for now is to ‘Take a walk around the town center’ at any town, such as Lycaron, and hold down the key to find the shop. This article will show you a great way to diversify your revenue via Town Workshops. Once you get that rolling, you will be able to passively pay for your army and equipment without having to worry about finances. In order to get a Workshop in Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord, you will need some denars to finance the operation and supplies. Making More Workshops and Selling themĪlleviate your position in Caldaria by making up to 1,000 denars a day in passive profits! This can be accomplished quite early on into your campaign, securing you a steady cash flow that will enable you to maintain a solid core of elite badasses. Changing the Workshop Type According to Supply in Region Buying Supplies and Materials for the Workshop

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