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Is it possible to take all or most of cities for youself, then declare independence from new king and keep all those holdings as independent ruler? A coup d'état of sorts, can even name player kingdom as one you rebelled against. If you go to the king/queen and ask them to free you from the oath then no, you won’t keep the fiefs. If you want to start an independence war then take over an enemy castle or town and ask the king/queen to grant it to you, if they deny your reward then you’ll have an option to declare independence, this will take all your fiefs into a new kingdom of your own and put you at war with the In Mount&Blade, war is the primary game mechanic. The end goal of every faction, as well as the player's goal should they found a faction in Warband, is to conquer all of Calradia. As a result, all factions are in an uneasy peace when not at war or in a truce. Wars do not last for a set number of days, and can even go on indefinitely. When a kingdom is at war with another, the marshall will As far as I know, there are only two ways of going independent from a kingdom: rebel against your liege when they refuse to give you a fief (doesn't seem possible in your case), or talk to your king and ask them to free you from service. Personally, I would not declare independence myself, unless you want to lose all the holdings you currently have and start fresh. I would wait until your liege fails to give you a fief that you conquered, then take the decision to rebel that way, as otherwise your king will just take all the land back for himself and you'll be left with nada. Founding your own kingdom is a feature new to Warband. It is the ability to set yourself up as a king or queen of your own fully fledged faction. Trying to conquer land in the original Mount&Blade while being unaffiliated with a leader shows a long text stating that you are a "commoner" and have no right to be "treated as a king". All monarchs have a claim to the throne of Calradia. In For Mount & Blade: Warband on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "How can I keep my fiefs when I leave the King?". I've been carving out a bit of the map for myself before declaring independence, but unlike warband I can't revolt on a whim. The only way I know how in Bannerlord is formally being released, which, of course, makes that effort in taking those settlements worthless to me. Does anyone know a way to revolt against your liege? You'll keep any castles or towns (and gain their villages) when you declare independence, but lose any villages to which you don't also control their town/castle. Before you declare independence, get your main country at war with as many people as possible and get as many settlements as possible. Declare when you're right next to a mercenary leader, and immediately hire them. You can also retain them, which causes the nobles to hate you and the kingdom will immediately declare war on you. Can you always choose to just leave and keep your stuff or only if you don't get a fief like in warband? You can go to a close village, take a hostile Action and with that you declare war. Then go back to the settlement and begin the siege. A subreddit and community for the Mount & Blade series, created by TaleWorlds Entertainment. Declare a war to one of Kingdoms take a feef and declare the independance 2. Be a vassal for one of kings, release your duty for your master by not accepting the kings decision to give a taken keep to anybody else. There are ways to exploit a claimant quest for your benefit, and leave him hanging, before or after you get him the throne. Basically, you take advantage of the fact that during the war, you are the marshal, and you assign castles and cities. You could claim every fortification for yourself, and give all the villages to noblemen. For Mount & Blade: Warband on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "How do you start a legit war?". You need to break away from your allied kingdom first, then attack any random fort/city. Or, during the normal course of a war, capture a fort/city all by your lonesome. When your liege does not grant you said fort/city, you can declare independence on his ass. Independant clans can keep all fiefs, who they conquer and they control war/peace, because nobody can declare war on them. The only reason to create a kingdom is the increased party size from the ruler bonus, but this can ignored, when you have the perk "Leader of the Masses", who can grant over 200 party size to all of your parties.
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