Light & Darkness: Heroes of Calradia is a mod for the videogame Mount And Blade: Warband, which change the setting to add some Fantasy elements and features an actual heavily story-driven main quest added to the Wide Open Sandbox gameplay of the original game. Although Light And Darkness needs Warband, it uses the map (and the factions) of the first videogame. Mount & Blade: Warband mod Released 2013. This mod aims to turn Calradia (Warband's native world) into a fantasy one by adding several fantasy races, weapons, magic, monsters and new factions and cities. The mod is currently an open beta so there is still much to do and polish, but it is quite fun. Add file RSS Files.

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So, recently started playing Phantasy Calradia mod, and so far I'm having a blast! Most fun I had in this game since I first tried Floris. But I have a little. Problem?I'm playing as a necromancer. I always liked the idea of becoming a tyrant in M&B, and here you literally can lead undead hordes created by your own magic against living people!But recently I noticed one strange thing - my troops need me to pay them! I'm The Evil Necromancer, for Pete's sake, why do I need to pay to my minions?!!Simple skeleton warriors and zombies require take almost nothing, but the shadows, especially powerfull ones.If they where sentient that would've been fine, but I control them with my magic, and the moment one breaks free it immediately turns on my other units!I can understand that from game mechanics standpoint, but from the role-playing. I mean, I can twist it in my head, for example rationalize that I use that money to buy reagents to sustain my undead legion, but still.Is it working as intended, or is it a bug?.

Pretend like they are not asking for salaries, but pretend like you are providing them with subsistence to maintain their ghoulish existence.I mean, whether it be the soul of the innocence or a chunk of corpse flesh, evil minions also need to eat, right? I figure even the walking dead needs some calories to keep them going. Also, think about all the other expenses; an army needs a supply route, new weapons (if the old rusty ones break), new armor, provisions (for yourself), etc. As a warlord, for each soldier you have, you are spending extra florins to maintain them in your army by purchasing these supplies EVEN IF they themselves don't need any salaries.If you can't find an option in the mod to reinforce your roleplaying, make up a pseudo-logical reason to fit the mod. That's what I usually do when I roleplay.

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