They're the prime target of Lords who have just been defeated or exiled, simply because their forces are not strong enough to do anything else. Villages are the worse type of fief you can have, for a very simple reason: once they get raided they won't produce anything for the better part of a week, and when your faction is at war they get raided all the fucking time. This means you need to babysit your villages to have them make any real profit. I actually don't own a town yet! Emir Nuam took Dhirim, WHICH WAS RIGHTFULLY MINE! >:(Д«ushwhacker2k: As far as I can tell, villages can be raided by enemy lords or occupied by bandits, reducing its 'prosperity' to zilch (not that I could find an actual numerical value of this) quite easily. but the village is separately owned- meaning even if you garrison the castle, you may not own the village which determines your income (facepalm whoever made this design choice). but this still offsets the income from them, requiring you to keep some kind of balance if you want profit from it.Д«y monitoring the 'Locations' that are linked to my character page in-game, I'm quite confident that the prosperity of a castle is entirely dependent on the village associated with it. It's possibly also aided by doing quests for the village elder (does this require you to own the village too?)Д¬astles can have stationed units, which I think only have half the weekly pay that units kept with you require. You can only build things if you actually own the village. It seems like prosperity can be aided by building things (especially the Mill) in a village. No units can be stationed/garrisoned at villages (are there exceptions? some towns seem to be more fortifiedy than others). I've been trying to figure out how weekly pay works for these things (if you have some kind of comprehensive guide that I haven't been able to find, please link) and it's a little confusing.ДЄs far as I can tell, villages can be raided by enemy lords or occupied by bandits, reducing its 'prosperity' to zilch (not that I could find an actual numerical value of this) quite easily. Maybe she wishes she were a man! Whoever she marries will have a tough job keeping the upper hand, I would say.So I joined a faction (specifically Sarranid) and now I own 3 castles and 1 village. They say that (Lady) loves to hunt and ride. She may be a tremendous asset for her husband - provided he can satisfy her ambition! They say that (Lady) is determined to marry well and make her mark in the world. She is likely to be led by her passions, and will be trouble for her family, I'll wager. They say that (Lady) is a bit of a romantic, a dreamer - of a gentle temperament, yet unpredictable. Very admirable, very admirable - and very hard to please, I'll warrant. They say that (Lady) is a lady of the highest moral standard. They say that (Lady) is a most conventional maiden - devoted to her family, of a kind and gentle temperament, a lady in all her way Release lady without ransom after capturing a castle or townДemand ransom for a lady after capturing a castle or town You can change your relation with ladies through the following means: In With Fire & Sword, ladies are present in courts across the map, but they are simply placeholders with no function, as any interaction with them will simply make them tell that they do not know the player well enough, and there is no way to improve relations with them. You will also gain a point of honor if you accept the reward, two points if you refuse it you will lose five points if the lord defeats you in the duel.ДЄs a ruler of your own kingdom, raising a female companionВ to vassalship will give them the title 'Lady', but they will act as lords. If you win, you'll lose a lot of relationship points with the lord and gain a lot with the lady, who also gives you a reward (usually 3000 denars) whether you are victorious or not. You must visit that lord and challenge him to a one-on-one duel in the tournament area.

Ladies can offer a quest in which you must defend the honor of the lady and defeat the lord that sullied her name. Poems can be learned to woo them.ДЄ lady can also improve your relationship with a lord of that faction, at the price of one thousand denars per relationship point. The player can also marry ladies who are not already married, can dedicate a tournament to a lady, and can proclaim love to them.

In Warband, a lady can be asked to talk about herself and her relationship to her lord. Ladies are lord's wives, daughters, and sisters in the land of Calradia. A large group of ladies gathered in a castle.

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