Some minor strongholds are besieged, from time to time, regularly, but none of the main strongholds will be besieged until the time is ripe. Instead, the game decides when certain strongholds are besieged, based on the relative power of the factions. And, these factions have unique mechanics for their troop morale, too.) You don't decide when to besiege anything, without the addition of submods.

(You can, however, play as a general from any faction, including Mordor or Isengard, as an Orc, Goblin, Uruk or evil man, to include a few. In TLD, you are only ever a simple General, leading your troops. Gameplay Note: Be advised - TLD plays much differently than traditional Warband. IIRC, the last linked one is good, though.) If you have any problems with the nightly patch, like it causing a new bug, then drop down to a previous nightly patch. You will need to install three things, the mod, the 'warband patch' that makes it compatible with Warband, and the 'nightly patch' which fixes many issues. (Note: Pay very close attention to installation instructions. If you have any issues running 'The Last Days.' from the Workshop install, in Warband, see here and download and install manually: However, traditionally, in order to use it for Warband, you needed three different downloads/intalls.Ģ) The Warband patch, to make it work with Warband.ģ) The Nightly Patch, which fixes some bugs, but may not always be stable as it is tweaked, from time to time, by different team members. If it's in the workshop, it may be just fine for Warband, I don't know.

'The Last Days.' short for, 'The Last Days of the Third Age of Middle Earth' is a mod that was originally coded for vanilla Mount and Blade, not M&B:Warband.

Originally posted by Lord English:Downloading as we speak.

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