It acts as proof of the player’s capabilities and shows that they are ready to be involved in the grander events that are unfolding around them. Likewise, renown is also key when it comes to pledging vassalage to a kingdom.
For example, to act as a mercenary for a faction, the player’s clan needs to reach the second tier before their offers will be given any consideration. Gaining renown in Bannerlord will see the player’s clan progress through different tiers, which opens up access to greater capabilities and additional parts of the game over time. By acting in the name of their clan, they are effectively increasing the fame of the clan as a whole. Clan members can earn renown for their clan by performing a number of actions, such as completing quests, winning battles, or competing in tournaments. With Bannerlord, the key difference is that renown is now attached to clans rather than characters. In Warband, it was a kind of score that kept track of players’ accomplishments and opened up new avenues of gameplay for them – once they had made a name for themselves. Renown is a system that represents how famous or well-known someone is in Calradia.
Veterans of our previous games will already be familiar with renown, but for those of you that are unaware, please allow us to explain. This is where the topic of this week’s blog steps to the fore: renown. In previous Mount & Blade games, this rise to power revolves around a single character, but with the introduction of permanent death and clans in Bannerlord – two new features that work hand in hand to create a deeper, more immersive experience – some of the focus needed to shift slightly away from the exploits of an individual character. How, or even if, they get there is completely down to their own choices and actions within the game. Here it is: Greetings warriors of Calradia! Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord is a rags to riches adventure that encourages players to forge their own path through Calradia to climb to the top of the social ladder. If you'd like to know what the updated system will look like, you should check out the latest developer blog. As a result, Mount & Blade's renown system had to be repurposed to work in that context. You won't be playing as a lone mercenary in TaleWorlds Entertainment's upcoming sandbox RPG Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord, but instead will represent an entire clan.
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