Mount & Blade Lord
骑砍领主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 758k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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376Chapters
1.7kRecommendations
4.6kFans
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Starting from The Lord of the Rings
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A Mount & Blade player? May he live a long life!
My new book, "Mount & Blade: The Drums of War Sound Long," I hope everyone will support it.
A tribute to Mount & Blade. I hope the author can depict the world more realistically. Keep it up!
The five country bumpkins he recruited could kill a bunch of bandits, and the level 2 protagonist could take on a whole group of soldiers head-on. Awesome!
Please support my new book, Mount & Blade: Warlords of the North.
The beginning was a bit rambling, and somewhat unrealistic and overly ambitious.
Hurray! Keep going! Perseverance leads to victory!
There's something I want to complain about. In the game, a knight's full set of equipment costs over 10,000 denars, while a soldier only needs less than 200 to upgrade... I wonder how your novel solves the soldier equipment problem.
I just saw this and I have a question. Aren't these farmers newly recruited? How come they seem almost like regular soldiers? Even the Swadian recruits in the game often get wiped out (normal damage) when encountering bandits, and only the second-stage militia can easily deal with them.
It's strange to have a Chinese name in a Western fantasy.