Mount And Blade 2 Skills And Perks Guide

Once you have created your character in Mount And Blade 2: Bannerlord, the customization does not stop there. You will keep building your character as you progress the game through character skills and perks. In this Mount And Blade 2: Bannerlord guide, we are going to go over all the different skills and perks that your character can have.

Note that Mount And Blade 2: Bannerlord is in early access right now and some skills and perks might change in the final release of the game.

Mount And Blade 2: Bannerlord Skills And Perks

For the basics of character creation, skills and perks you can check out our character creation guide. The following is what you need to know once you have created your character and are ready to build your character by investing in different skills and perks.

Vigor Attribute Skills

The following is what you need to know about the Vigor attribute skills in Mount And Blade 2: Bannerlord:

One-Handed

This is increased by fighting with one-handed weapons. It will increase one-handed weapon attack speed and damage. The following are the boosts that you get for levelling up.

Level	Perks
Level 25	Edge Placement I – +4% 1H damage Extra HP I – +3% hit points
Level 50	Raider I – +4% 1H weapon speed Shield Bash I – shield bash causes 50% damage
Level 75	Bruiser I – +10% damage with 1H maces Long Strides – -50% weight effect (slowed movement) while using shields in combat
Level 100	Bulwark I – -25% shield damage received Sword Master I – +8% damage with 1H swords
Level 125	Arrow Catcher – larger shield protection area against ranged weapons Edge Placement II – additional +5% 1H damage
Level 150	Bulwark II – additional -25% shield damage received Bury the Hatchet – +10% damage with 1H axes
Level 175	Sword Master II – additional 10% damage with 1H swords Shield Bash II – additional 50% shield bash damage
Level 200	Raider II – additional 3% 1H weapon speed
Level 225	Duelist – +10% damage with 1H weapon without shield Basher – +20% shield bash damage; stuns enemies longer
Level 250	Steel Core Shields – -15% shield damage taken Secondary Expert – +10% damage with 1H axes and maces
Level 275	Shield Bearer – shields no longer affect weight

Two-Handed

This is increased by fighting with two-handed weapons. It will increase two-handed weapon attack speed and damage. The following are the boosts that you get for levelling up.

Level	Boosts
Level 25	Extra HP – +3% hit points Extra Damage – +1.5% 2H damage
Level 50	Garrison Capacity – +10 garrison size; governor effect Reduced Wage – -5% garrison wage; governor effect
Level 75	Power Basher – 2H weapons with 85 speed or lower gain increased attack speed and damage Speed Basher – 2H weapons with 100 speed or higher gain increased attack speed and damage
Level 100	Notorious – +10% party renown gain after battles; party member effect Quick Plunder – +5% raiding speed; party member effect
Level 125	Multi-hit – +40% damage for every successful secondary hit Edge Placement – +3% cut damage
Level 150	Shield Breaker – +10% damage against shields Eviscerator – 2H weapons cause +30% morale loss
Level 175	Mounted Two-Handed – lower attack penalty when mounted Berserker – speed bonus when fighting on foot
Level 200	Legendary Two-Handed – enemy squad begins with -1 morale; party member effect Inspiring Leader – troops from 10m. away gain +40% XP when you kill an enemy; party member effect
Level 225	Horse Slaughter – +20% damage to horses Vandal – +40% damage to objects
Level 250	Dominator – all 2H weapons are 10% more likely to crush through defenses Knock Down – increased chances to knock down an enemy
Level 275	Two-Handed Master – every point after level 200 grants +0.2% speed and +5% damage Deflect Arrows – chance to block arrows with 2H weapon

Polearm

This is increased by fighting with spears or any other polearm weapons. It improves polearm weapon attack speed and damage. The following are the perks of levelling it up.

Level	Boosts
Level 25	Extra HP – +3% hit points
Level 50	Standard Bearer – +15% morale to troops at the start of battle; governor effect
Level 75	Horse Killer – +70% damage to horses Footwork – +2% movement speed while wielding polearms
Level 100	Lancer – +30% couched lance damage
Level 125	Pushback – pushes back enemies if they block your polearm thrust
Level 150	Powerful Thrust – +2 thrust damage Howling Swing – +2 swing damage
Level 175	Expert Infantry – +2 damage while on foot Expert Cavalry – +2 damage while on horseback
Level 200	Rapid Lancer – lowers couched lance cooldown
Level 225	Keep At Bay – pushes opponents with successful attacks
Level 250	Slaughter – faster attack swings
Level 275	Tight Grip – +30% couched lance damage

Control Attribute Skills

The following is what you need to know about control attribute skills in Mount And Blade 2: Bannerlord:

Bows

This is increased by using bow and arrows and hitting long-distance shots. It makes bow damage and accuracy better and also allows you to use different bow types. The following is what you get for levelling it up.

Level	Boosts
Level 25	Marksman – +10% accuracy
Level 50	Strong Pull – hold aim for 15% longer Faster Aim – +10% readying speed
Level 75	Marsh Hunter – +0.5 food in marshes; party member effect Forest Hunter – +0.5 food in forests; party member effect
Level 100	Mounted Archer – use any bow on horseback Large Quiver – +3 arrows for any quiver
Level 125	Intimidate Archers – -2 morale for enemy archers Intimidate Infantry – -2 morale for enemy infantry
Level 150	Merry Men – +3 party size
Level 175	Instructor – archers in your party with a lower bow skill gain XP
Level 200	Instinctive Shot – aiming accuracy increases to maximum +10% faster Battle Equipped – +10 arrows for quivers
Level 225	Howling Bolt – +3% arrow flight speed and +7% damage Pick Targets – +10% accuracy for nearby troops
Level 250	Ranger – improved firing of arrows while moving
Level 275	Archery Renown – -30% recruitment costs for ranged units; party member effect

Crossbows

You can increase this by shooting enemies with crossbows. It will reduce reload time and increase accuracy. The following is what you get for levelling this perk up.

Level	Boosts
Level 25	Fast Reload – +10% faster reloading
Level 50	Hasty Reload – +15% faster reloading
Level 75	Crossbow Cavalry – reload any crossbow while on horseback
Level 100	Plain Hunter – +0.5 food on grasslands
Level 125	Improved Aim – aiming accuracy increases to max 10% faster
Level 150	Maintenance – +7% damage
Level 175	Recruiter – -20% recruitment costs for crossbow units; governor effect
Level 200	Renowned Marksman – +5% post-battle XP for all ranged troops; party member effect
Level 225	Volley Commander – +10% reload speed for all ranged troops; party member effect
Level 250	Without Honor – +20% damage when hitting enemies from behind
Level 275	Bone Bolts – -1 enemy morale for each unit you kill with a crossbow

Throwing

This can be increased by attacking enemies with throwing weapons. It improves thrown weapon speed, damage and accuracy. The following is what you get for levelling it up.

Level	Perks
Level 25	Steady Hand – +15% accuracy
Level 50	Skull Crusher – +20% increased headshot damage
Level 75	Fully Armed – +1 extra thrown weapon per pack
Level 100	Skirmishers – +5 party size
Level 125	Concealed Carry – use throwing weapons while entering settlements as a civilian
Level 150	Battle Ready – +2 thrown weapons per pack
Level 175	Master Thrower – +10% weapon flight speed and +20% damage
Level 200	Perfect Accuracy – increased accuracy
Level 225	Well Prepared – +1 throwing weapon ammunition for troops; party member effect
Level 250	Mounted Thrower – reduced horseback penalty
Level 275	Running Throw – no penalty when throwing weapons while moving

Endurance Attribute Skills

The following is what  you need to know about endurance attribute skills in Mount And Blade 2: Bannerlord:

Riding

This ins increased by exploring areas of the map and fighting while riding a horse. It improves mount speed and maneuverability. It also allows you to ride different types of mounts. The following is what you get for levelling up.

Level	Perks
Level 25	Vigorous – +6% horse HP
Level 50	Spare Arrows – +3 arrows in quivers when starting a battle on horseback Spare Throwing Weapon – +1 throwing weapon quantity when starting a battle on horseback
Level 75	Squires – +2 party size; party member effect Sharpshooter – +15% accuracy while on horseback
Level 100	Mounted Archer – -10% penalty when using ranged weapons while on horseback Cavalry – -10% penalty when meleeing while on horseback
Level 125	Bow Expert – use any bow while on horseback Crossbow Expert – use any crossbow while on horseback
Level 150	Horse Grooming – +50% production for horse farms
Level 175	Conroi – +4 party size; party member effect
Level 200	Trampler – +50% charge damage
Level 225	Iron Steed – -50% chance that a horse is lamed when wounded
Level 250	Filled To Brim – +20 carrying capacity for pack animals; party member effect
Level 275	Nomadic Traditions – +30% mounted unit speed; party member effect

Athletics

This can be increased by fighting or moving around the map on foot. It improves the speed at which you can run. The following are the perks that you can get by levelling up.

Level	Perks
Level 25	Extra Arrows – +2 arrows in quivers when starting a battle on foot Extra Throwing Weapon – +1 throwing weapon quantity when starting a battle on foot
Level 50	Close Quarters Training – +2 melee damage on foot Ranged Training – +2 ranged damage on foot
Level 75	Endurance – +4% HP Dexterous – +3% movement speed
Level 100	Powerkick – higher kick damage
Level 125	In Good Shape – +2% HP for foot soldiers; party member effect
Level 150	Furious Speed – +10% speed for foot soldiers; party member effect
Level 175	Salt the Wound – extra damage when you’re at half of your max HP
Level 200	Unburdened – lower penalty when over-encumbered; party member effect
Level 225	Peak Form – +10% HP
Level 250	Spartan – -5% party food consumption and wages; party member effect
Level 275	Mighty Blow – bashes and kicks knock enemies down

Smithing

This can be increased by using the smithy to create weapons. You can also refine weapons and smelt old weapon. By doing this you will get the ability to make better weapons.  The following are the perks that you get by upgrading this ability.

Level	Perks
Level 25	Efficient Iron Maker – 1:3 iron ore into crude iron Efficient Charcoal Maker – 1:2 hardwood into charcoal
Level 50	Steel Maker – 2:1 iron into steel; +1 crude iron as by-product Curious Smelter – +100% rate of learning new designs when smelting
Level 75	Steel Maker II – 2:1 steel into fine steel; +1 crude iron as by-product Curious Smith – +100% rate of learning new designs when smithing
Level 100	Steel Maker III – 2:1 fine steel into Thamaskene steel; +1 crude iron as by-product Experienced Smith – +10% chance to craft “fine” weapon if difficulty requirements are met
Level 125	Practical Refiner – -50% stamina spent when refining Practical Smelter – -50% stamina spent when smelting
Level 150	Vigorous Smith – +1 Vigor Strong Smith – +1 Strength
Level 175	Practical Smith – -50% stamina spent when smithing Artisan Smith – -50% penalty when trading smithed weapons
Level 200	Master Smith – +10% chance to craft “masterwork” weapon if difficulty requirements are met
Level 225	Enduring Smith – +1 Endurance Fencer Smith +1 focus points to One-Handed and Two-Handed skills
Level 250	Sharpened Edge – +2% cut damage for crafted weapons Sharpened Tip – 2% thrust damage for crafted weapons
Level 275	Legendary Smith – +5% chance to craft “legendary” weapon if difficulty requirements are met; increased by an extra 1% for every point above 300

Cunning Attribute Skills

The following is what you need to know about the cunning attribute skills in Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord and the perks that you can get.

Scouting

Scouting increases by spotting tracks and hideouts. You can also increase this by travelling on tricky terrain. It improves track detection, information levels and even spotting distance. The following are the perks that you get for levelling up scouting.

Level	Perks
Level 25	Pathfinder – +1% party movement speed during daytime; scout effect Night Vision – +2% party movement speed during nighttime; scout effect
Level 50	Navigator – +1% party movement speed; scout effect
Level 75	Investigator – tracks are more informative
Level 100	Farsighted – increased chance to spot other roaming parties
Level 125	Eye For Ambush – spot hideouts from further away
Level 150	Forest Lore – +5% movement speed and -50% food consumption while in forests Desert Lore – +5% movement speed and -50% food consumption while in deserts
Level 175	Hills Lore – +5% movement speed and -50% food consumption while on hills Marshes Lore – +5% movement speed and -50% food consumption while on marshes
Level 200	Forced March – bonus speed with high party morale; party member effect
Level 225	Grassland Navigator – +5% movement speed while in grasslands; party member effect
Level 250	Healthy Scout – +8% HP; party member effect
Level 275	Lay of the Land – +3% movement speed on campaign map; party member effect

Tactics

This will increase by commanding simulated battles. You can increase it by winning against difficult odds or escaping encounters by sacrificing your troops when need be. Levelling up this skill is going to improve simulation advantages and decrease the number of troops sacrificed when escaping. The following are the perks that you get for levelling up Tactics.

Level	Perks
Level 25	Companion Cavalry – +10% enemy morale loss with cavalry attacks; party leader effect
Level 50	Tactical Superiority – +5% troop damage in simulations; party leader effect
Level 75	One Step Ahead – place all troops before battles; party leader effect
Level 100	Logistics – +20% ammo for ranged units; party leader effect
Level 125	Ambush Specialist – +60% archer damage in simulation battles when in forests; party leader effect
Level 150	Phalanx – +50% infantry damage vs. cavalry in simulations; party leader effect Hammer & Anvil – +50% cavalry damage vs. archers in simulations; party leader effect
Level 175	Elusive – -50% troops left behind when retreating; party leader effect
Level 200	Swift Regroup – -50% disorganized duration; party member effect
Level 225	Bait – +30% reinforcement distance for allies; party member effect
Level 250	Trusted Commander – reduced army cohesion decay; party member effect
Level 275	Rational Leader – decreased army supply consumption and disorganized duration; party member effect

Roguery

This can be increased by raiding caravans and leading bandit troops. You can even increase this by leading bandit troops, infiltrating enemy towns, bribery and escaping from captivity. This improves the loot that you get after battles. The following are the perks that you get for levelling up.

Level	Perks
Level 25	Raiding Party – +10% faster village raids; party member effect Eye for Loot – +5% loot from village raids; party member effect
Level 50	Commanding Presence – lower relationship penalty when using intimidation
Level 75	For the Thrill – +10% morale from raiding villages; party member effect
Level 100	Scavenger – more loot from enemies; party member effect
Level 125	Concealed Blade – can use 1H weapon as civilian Slip Into Shadows – -20% chance of being caught while sneaking in towns; scout effect
Level 150	Negotiator – +50% easier bribes; scout effect Briber – higher chance that a bribe option appears during dialogue
Level 175	Camouflage – -10% chance to alarm enemy settlements when passing nearby; scout effect
Level 200	Escape Artist – +30% faster when escaping from captivity
Level 225	Bribe Master – -50% bribe amount
Level 250	Slave Trader – +20% better deals with ransom broker
Level 275	Merry Men – recruit bandits to your party instead of killing them; party member effect

Social Attribute Skills

The following is what you need to know about social attribute skills in Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord.

Charm

Charm improves your relationships with NPCs. You can increase this by improving relations with party members and socializing with nobles. The following are the perks that you get for levelling up charm.

Level	Perks
Level 25	Ice Breaker – +10% chance to gain +2 relations when introducing yourself to lords Diplomacy – -15% barter penalty
Level 50	Adventure Stories – +1 renown for each issue resolved Show Your Scars – +20% more renown from battles; party member effect
Level 75	Forgivable Grievances – +20% chance to avoid persuasion critical failure Meaningful Favors – +10% chance to have doubled persuasion success
Level 100	In Bloom – +20% relationship gain with those of the opposite gender Young And Respectful – +20% relationship gain with those of the similar gender
Level 125	Champion = +10 influence from winning tournaments Respectful Opposition – +30% chance to negate relationship penalty from kingdom decisions
Level 150	Effort For The People – +10% chance for governor to gain +1 relation with a random notable per day; governor effect Promoter – +1 notable relations with settlement owner for every project completed; governor effect
Level 175	Our Great Leader – +20% influence from personal actions; clan leader effect Pro Familia – clan member parties gain +10% influence from actions; clan leader effect
Level 200	Moral Leader – +10 security bonus for town; governor effect Natural Leader – +1o loyalty bonus for town; governor effect
Level 225	Courtship – +1 influence per day for each allied lord’s party that’s not currently in an army and while waiting in the same town; party leader effect Parade +5 loyalty per day when you visit your settlements
Level 250	Charm
Level 275	Immortal Charm – +1 influence per day for every 5 skill points after 250

Leadership

Leadership improves the morale of parties that are under your command and increase the garrison size. In order to increase leadership, you need to maintain high morale in your army when you assemble and lead them. The following are the perks that you can get for levelling up leadership.

Level	Perks
Level 25	Combat Tips – small XP boost each day to your party; party member effect Raise The Meek – medium XP boost each day to tier 1-3 troops; party member effect
Level 50	Inspiring Attacker – +20 morale in battles when you’re attacking; party leader effect Star Defender – +20 morale in battles when you’re defending; party leader effect
Level 75	Stiff Upper Lip – +20% security effectiveness of town garrisons; governor effect Gratitude – +20% town loyalty gain; governor effect
Level 100	Levy Sergeant – -15% wages for tier 1-4 troops; party leader effect Veterans Respect – -15% wages for tier 4-6 troops; party leader effect
Level 125	Dispenser Of Justice – +5 town security while waiting Disciplinarian – convert bandits into regular troops
Level 150	Drill Master – +20% XP for the garrison; governor effect Citizen Militia – +20% chance that militia spawns with more experienced troops; governor effect
Level 175	Inspiring Leader – -20% influence needed to call parties to the army; party leader effect Assuring Presence – -20% army cohesion decay; party leader effect
Level 200	Public Talker – +10% more effective boosts from forum, festival, arena, temple, and the market place; governor effect Inspiring Warrior – +20% faster notable recruit replenishment; governor effect
Level 225	Swords As Tribute – +20% XP for heroes under your command; clan leader effect Companions – +20% XP for troops under your command; party leader effect
Level 250	Ultimate Leader – +1 party capacity for every skill point above 250; clan leader effect
Level 275	Ultimate Leader – same effect as above; possible bug

Trade

This reduces trade penalties. You can increase this skill by making profits from trading and operating caravans. The following are the perks that you can get by levelling up traded.

Level	Perks
Level 25	Appraiser – +5% selling price for your equipment and profits are marked; personal and party leader effect Whole Seller – +5% selling price for your trade goods and profits are marked; personal and party leader effect
Level 50	Caravan Master – -20% wages for caravans and +30% party carry weight; clan leader effect Town Merchant – -20% wages for workshops and +30% party carry weight; clan leader effect
Level 75	Travelling Rumors – caravans gather trade rumours and mark item prices relative to the average price Local Connection – workshops gather trade rumours and mark item prices relative to the average price
Level 100	Distributed Goods – +10 income for every villager party that enters town; governor effect Toll Gates – +25 income for every caravan that enters town; governor effect
Level 125	Artisan Community – +1 renown for every profitable shop you own; clan leader effect Great Investor – +1 renown for every profitable caravan you own; clan leader effect
Level 150	Village Connections – +25% workshop production; governor effect Content Trades – +10% tariff income; governor effect
Level 175	Insurance Plans – caravans have more elite troops and return 5,000 gold when destroyed; clan leader effect Rapid Development – +70% town taxes while waiting and shops give 5,000 gold when captured by an enemy; clan leader effect
Level 200	Granary Accountant – +20% production for grain, olive, fish, and dates in “bound” villages; governor effect Tradeyard Foreman – +20% production for clay, iron, raw silk, and silver in “bound” villages; governor effect
Level 225	Everything Has A Price – trade settlements while bartering
Level 250	Influential Trader – caravans and workshops generate influence
Level 275	Mercenary Trader – +15 party size

Intelligence Attribute Skills

The following is what you need to know about intelligence attribute skills in Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord.

Steward

This boos your party size. You can increase this skill by gaining party morale from food variety. You can also improve settlement prosperity and build projects. It also increases when you spend time in your settlements. The following are the perks that you can get by levelling up this skill.

Level	Perks
Level 25	Tax Collector – +10% tax from villages; governor effect Supreme Authority – +1 influence if you’re a ruler; clan leader effect
Level 50	Agriculture – +30% farm production Prominence – +1 influence if you’re a vassal; clan leader effect
Level 75	Nourish Settlement – x4 settlement prosperity growth while you’re waiting there Warmonger – less influence needed to summon vassals for war; army commander effect
Level 100	Bannerlord – +2 party size for each fief that you own Logistics Expert – parties in armies you lead move faster; army commander effect
Level 125	Prosperous Reign – x2 village growth rate War Rations – -20% food consumption; quartermaster effect
Level 150	Enhanced Mines – +50% tax income from mines Swords As Tribute – +10 party size for every vassal
Level 175	Man-At-Arms – +5 party size for each fief that you own Mount Expert – -10% trade penalty for horses; surgeon effect
Level 200	Reeve – +1 companion Stand United – if you’re leading a siege, any party that leaves or enters the area must engage your army first
Level 225	Food Rationing – -40% food consumption in a settlement if you’re under siege Assessor – +10% tax from villages; governor effect
Level 250	Ruler – +1 companion for each town you own; clan leader effect Agrarian – +30% farm production; governor effect
Level 275	Reconstruction – faster recovery for villages after being raided; governor effect

Medicine

This skill improves casualty survival and healing. You can increase this skill by helping soldiers heal in settlements. The following are the perks that you get by levelling up medicine.

Level	Perks
Level 25	Self Medication – +10% character healing rate Preventive Medicine – +10% HP
Level 50	Triage Tent – +20% healing rate for party when stationary on world map; party member effect Walk It Off – +10% healing rate for party while moving on world map; party member effect
Level 75	Mobile Aid – -50% penalty to party speed due to wounded members; party member effect Doctor’s Oath – medicine recovery chance also applies to enemies; party member effect
Level 100	Best Medicine – +10% healing rate when at high morale; party member effect Good Lodging – +10% healing rate when resting in towns; party member effect
Level 125	Siege Medic – 30% of siege bombardment casualties are wounded instead of getting killed
Level 150	Pristine Streets – +1 settlement prosperity each day; governor effect Bush Doctor – +20% village hearth growth rate and +20% party healing rate when waiting in villages; governor and party leader effect
Level 175	Perfect Health – +20% clan member fertility; clan leader effect Health Advice – +10% clan life expectancy; clan leader effect
Level 200	Physician of People – +1 settlement loyalty each day; governor effect Clean Infrastructure – +1 prosperity each day for every town project related to health and sanitation; governor effect
Level 225	Cheat Death – one-time chance to avoid death when terminally ill Fortitude Tonic – -50% chance of heroes dying in battle; party leader effect
Level 250	Horse Healer – +30% chance per day for a lame horse to recover
Level 275	Minister of Health – troops gain bonus HP before battles

Engineering

Engineering improves the production of siege engines and buildings. It also increases the types of siege engines that you can use in the game. You can increase this skill by building and successfully operating siege engines. The following are the perks that you can get by levelling up engineering.

Level	Perks
Level 25	Construction Expert – +30% construction speed for castles and walls; governor effect
Level 50	Ballistics – +30% effectiveness of catapults
Level 75	Imperial Fire – can build fire-throwing versions of siege engines; party member effect
Level 100	Improved Masonry – fortifications are stronger; governor effect
Level 125	Armorcraft – +10% armor effectiveness
Level 150	Good Materials – +20% HP for siege engines; party member effect
Level 175	Heavier Siege Engines – +20% increased bombardment damage vs. other siege engines; party member effect
Level 200	Wall Breaker – increased damage to walls during sieges; party member effect
Level 225	Resolute – lower morale loss during sieges; party member effect
Level 250	Builder – x1.5 speed for building development; governor effect
Level 275	Everyday Engineer – +60% effectiveness for default town projects; governor effect

10 Best Character Skills In Mount And Blade 2

1. Riding: Being adept at riding allows you to maneuver better in battle, especially if you’re on horseback. This can give you a significant advantage against infantry and archers.
2. Bow: If you prefer ranged combat, mastering the bow skill can make you a lethal force on the battlefield. With higher proficiency, you can shoot faster and with more accuracy.
3. One-Handed Weapons: This skill is vital for close combat. Whether you’re wielding a sword, mace, or axe, increasing this skill will improve your damage output and speed.
4. Tactics: This skill is all about strategy. A higher tactics skill allows you to start battles with better positioning and can give you an advantage in auto-resolve battles.
5. Stewardship: Managing your fiefdoms and ensuring they’re prosperous is a big part of Mount and Blade II. Stewardship helps in improving village growth, tax collection, and overall management.
6. Charm: Interactions with lords, ladies, and other characters are a significant part of the game. A higher charm skill can help in negotiations, improving relations, and even in recruiting troops.
7. Medicine: Keeping your troops alive and well is crucial. The medicine skill allows you to heal your soldiers faster after battles, ensuring you always have a fighting force ready.
8. Two-Handed Weapons: For those who prefer raw power, mastering two-handed weapons can be devastating on the battlefield. These weapons can deal massive damage but require skill to wield effectively.
9. Scouting: Knowledge is power. The scouting skill allows you to spot enemy parties from a distance, find tracks, and even discover hidden hideouts.

That is all for our Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord skills guide. If you are interested in learning more about the game then you can check out our guide on how you can start a family in the game. For more Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord content you can check out our guides hub.