How To Get Workshops In Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord

Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord has all sorts of ways for players to grow their clan and influence throughout the world. Your daily gold income and payment are determined by that overall influence, determined by additional parties, caravans, fiefs, mercenaries, tributes, and workshops.

While workshops may not make the most denars a day, they are one of the safest options to make money as long as you continue to check-in. Workshops can be purchased in towns, letting players pick the safest towns in their kingdom to buy workshops, where they will never be touched by an enemy.

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How To Purchase A Workshop In Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord

Workshops exist in just about every major city in the game, so picking the right one is important. Workshops can be purchased in any city you are friendly with and can walk around in, but it's usually best to only pick cities your kingdom owns, and are a bit deeper in your territory. To purchase a workshop, you'll need to find a Shop Worker or owner and ask to purchase their workshop.

When walking around in a city, press the, "Show Indicators" button to make all icons of things within the city appear. Workshop icons will appear yellow, and once there, find a Shop Worker inside to talk to and ask to purchase the workshop. Sometimes the workshop will be owned by an NPC you'll need to find in the city and purchase the workshop from them, often for a higher price.

These named NPCs can be found easily by going back to the city menu and finding them in the menu at the top right. When scrolling through the options in this menu, you can also see if they own a workshop and go to them directly, making the process much quicker.

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Brewery
Linen Weavery
Velvet Weavery
Silversmith
Smithy
Wood Workshop
Tannery
Wool Weavery
Wine Press
Olive Press
Pottery Shop

Workshops are mostly self-sufficient, costing a low daily salary and turning raw materials into something else, depending on the kind of workshop it is. When talking to the Shop Worker of a Workshop you own, you can sell the shop, access the Warehouse, or change what is being made. All of these things can also be done in the clan menu. The number of workshops you can own is determined by your clan level.

The production and profit of your workshop are determined by that city's economy, which will always be changing. Should all the raw materials in that city run out, production will be halted, you can either change the kind of workshop for 2,000 Denars or just be patient and wait for more to restock. In the Clan menu, you can also choose to put outputs directly into the Warehouse to be picked up by you. This will halt all profits but give you the opportunity to sell the materials further off for a better price.

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