Embarking on the journey of creating your own kingdom and conquering territories in Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord is a lengthy process. Knowing the locations where you can establish the most profitable workshops can offer a valuable source of passive income.
If you're wondering where to find the best workshop locations in Bannerlord, we've gathered some information to help you out.
Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord Best Workshops
Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord workshops can be found in most, if not each, of the game's large towns. Simply travel to one, enter it, and look around for buildings like olive presses, woodworkers, or smithies.
Next, walk to them and find one of their workers. Initiate dialogue with them and the second conversation option should involve buying the workshop in question.
After selecting the option, the worker will tell you the workshop's price. In our experience, purchase costs tend to vary between 11,000 and 15,000 denars which, in the early game, happens to be quite a bit of money.
The passive income earned from workshops in Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord can vary. To make sure you're building the best workshop, keep track of the types of resources produced in the villages controlled by the settlement you're eyeing next.
Refining the proper resource is, naturally, more profitable than picking one that's not as readily available and key to making sure you're setting up the best workshop possible.
What workshops to buy in Bannerlord
Here are some spots worth considering when looking to build the best workshops in Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord:
- Askar -> Grain - Brewery (2 villages)
- Sanala -> Grain - Brewery (3 villages)
- Baltakhand -> Wool - Wool Weavery (1 village)
- Chaikand -> Grain - Brewery (2 villages)
- Epicrotea -> Iron Ore - Smithy (1 villlage)
- Pen Cannoc -> Clay - Pottery Shop (2 villages)
- Onira -> Silver - Silversmith (1 village)
- Ortisya -> Silver - Silversmith (1 village)
- Seonon -> Hardwood - Wood Workshop (1 village)
- Vostrum -> Grain - Brewery (2 villages)
The above locations should serve as a starting point towards building the best workshops in Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord, but don't represent an exhaustive list and your mileage may vary.
As the game continues being updated during its early access stay and beyond, the economy, workshop, and map can change, which may make these options less viable over time.
If you bumped into more good spots, let us know in the comments so we can spread the word.
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