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Being a peasant, I was also not able to access the local feast to chat it up with the other lords. Turning in the kingвЂ™s taxes earned me a bit of favor with him, but not nearly enough for him to accept me as a vassal. After seeing much of the world, I had collected some companions and made some good money, so it was time to return to Nord lands and go about becoming a lord.

Instead of going back to the king, I used this seed money to buy up some local goods and went on a little trip around the world, visiting various cities to not only buy/sell for profit, but also to drop in to their taverns and find some companions. Once this was done, I was sitting on just over 7000 dinars. The first quest I accepted was from King Ragnar himself, to collect taxes from his city. The real killer was archery, as I was doing next to no damage and that was after missing most of my shots.

I also participated in a tournament, but with my character being so fresh, I only advanced a few rounds before getting knocked out. Finally, I made a rough plan on which companions I want to keep around, and how exactly the various party-based skills are going to be spread around.ДЄfter completing the starting merchant quest line, I went around for a bit collecting recruits from the local villages. I decided not to start as a noble, just to see what the journey is like to get to that status.

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I also like the idea of an army full of Viking-like melee units. I decided to start in Nord lands, since they are in the top-left corner of the map and are more protected than right-in-the-middle Swadia.

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Plus with the few mods IвЂ™ve installed, I feel like a fresh start is the way to go. IвЂ™m still clueless on how things work once you really rise in power, but IвЂ™m comfortable enough with the beginning and middle to feel like IвЂ™m not going to totally screw myself over. I never finished my initial game (130 in-game days played), but I did experience enough that I feel like a second go-around will be different enough to make it worthwhile.

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Feel free to suggest how to improve on this, or what you might like to read. IвЂ™ll give it a shot, and if itвЂ™s not working out, IвЂ™ll stop. M&B:W though is a single-player sandbox, so now what? Bet you wonвЂ™t believe how my Dragon Age/Onyxia game ended! Whelps for you as well? Hmmm. On the other hand, maybe it would make for some boring blogging? I mean in-game stories about MMOs (especially the вЂњIвЂ™m not in Empire anymoreвЂќ sandbox ones) are one thing they are virtual worlds and unexpected and interesting stuff (hopefully) happens, but single-player games are different. Part of me thinks it would be interesting, and also a good way to cover what I like about the game without doing a ten page вЂreviewвЂ™ post. IвЂ™m debating whether to keep a running blog account of my Mount and Blade game.