To support consolidating your properties you may now negotiate with other vassals to trade fiefs. Here's the context: After completing the initial stages of the main quest, I abandoned Neretze's Folly in favor of roleplaying my Aseri character. Also refers to decrees issued by the king . Emperor Drosios Neretzes called out the Vlandians for their cowardice and. You can choose to fight fiefless for the king or reconsider taking your vows of allegiance. The administrative element in Bannerlord is more mature at an early stage than it has ever been with Warband.It's not finished, it's still janky, but it's brilliant all the same. You can keep the fiefs, just talk to the faction leader, he will give you the “choice” to keep them but you will lose relations with everyone or almost everyone in that faction ( something like -40 but needs to be confirmed).
When the king finally denies you and says no, you can’t have that fief, but here’s some denars instead, you get the option to rebel. If a lord acted in the service of a king, the lord was considered a vassal. However, the Vlandian barons were unwilling to fight and resisted this call to arms. I think the liege AI prioritizes giving land to new vassals who are landless rather than the vassals who already own fiefs. Bannerlord king not giving fiefs That said, the Aserai not my favorite, as there is something that still kind of bothers me about them: desert cities.
