Some policies also increase influence once activated. Policies cost influence to be able to activate, which is gained by constructing and upgrading buildings in the fiefdoms players own. This makes it so they are way more fun and crazy. To pass policies, players need to open the Kingdom page (default ‘K’ key), navigate to the Policies tab, select the policy they wish to activate, and click the Propose button at the bottom of the page. This mod makes it so you can increase the battle size all the way to 500. Inspired by TES II: Daggerfall and set after King Lysandus death at the battle of Cryngaine Fields, this mod is centered around the Iliac Bay, allowing you to visit northern Hammerfell and all of High Rock, where you can either help one of the breton and redguard kingdoms to aquire hegemony or to carve your own domain in the province. Note that some policies offer bonuses while simultaneously causing minor negative effects – a double-edged sword. Tier 4+ clans gain 1 influence per day and the party size of their leaders is increased by 50.Non-ruling clans lose 0.2 influence per day.Two policies offer increases to the kingdom ruler’s party size limits: Activate Policies Within A Kingdom In Mount & Blade II: BannerlordĪfter creating a kingdom, which requires one to progress the campaign’s main quest line and reach clan tier three, players will be able to activate policies – a function that offers a wide variety of benefits to players’ kingdom, from income and influence bonuses to minimizing food consumption and bolstering vassal loyalty.
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