Gekokujo is a mod that takes you to historic Japan, where samurai fight across battlefields alongside many other troops. Additionally, rather than the typical 5-7 or so factions, Gekokujo features over 20 factions as its showing of the Sengoku period, which also changes things up. They are mod packs that group together a lot of different things like tournament overhauls, diplomacy, freelancer, and a lot of smaller fixes and mods that work quite well. While other mods have a lot to offer, I have to admit that Persino is a personal favorite. I have a soft spot for fantasy and for mounting a killer wolf or dragon and charging over enemy soldiers as I can do here. The mod debuted many features that would come to show up in the Viking Conquest DLC-no real surprise given that the team that made this mod was hired to make that. Other ones have more lag and lack the features and functionality of Clash of Kings, which are considerable. Prophesy of Pendor is one of the better-known mods for Mount and Blade: Warband and for good reason: It's really good.
You do this by performing quests and killing enemies, which will have the faction give you some of their exclusive currency - dwarf bucks are not redeemable in Elfland, as that is your social as well as economical reputation you're trading on. Prophesy has a lot of unique and different things about it, including the ability to create your own knighthood order, a lot of weird factions, as well as a rich world to explore. I've been a gamer for years of various types starting with the Sega Genesis and Shining Force when I was young.
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