The medicine perk at level 275 adds 0.5HP / (lvl - 200) to every unit in the party, and it does not work for surgeons - only party leaders. Don't bother putting points in Trade. It is annoying to level and money isn't an issue mid-game. More on this later. Companion perks: The companion limit is around 10, not including family, so plan accordingly.
Make sure to have decent companions leading the caravans, preferably ones who aren’t going to siphon funds/profit away. (Honest personalities). Also they’ve been making great money for me, a few hundred denari profit a day, or a single 100 denari pile on a bad day. The first few days after forming are a loss though.

Trade skill allows them to make more money. Scouting skill allows them to move faster, and avoid enemies more easily. Steward isn't necessary, since they have a fixed party size. *Where* you form the caravan matters a lot. In Aserai or Khuzait lands, they'll be chased down by fast desert or steppe bandits.

its TW way of just making stuff hard for the player to force them to lose their caravans, where npc has 5 more per caravans, to top things off the caravans will be destroyed once 30+ size bandits start roaming the map again its 20k-25k down the drain and its not for early gameplay but in later parts it gets destroyed by enemy factions, where is the risk vs reward system, sadly it's just all
buy a caravan once you have about 25-30k (gives you some good wriggle room as caravans sometimes make a loss, especially in the early game) use income from caravans along with more tourneys winnings to invest in additional caravans. 3-4 caravans is usually enough to net about 1-3k a day.
For players who are into the caravan lifestyle in Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord, then this is also a must. Locations like Husn Fulq offer a good way to mark up the price of pottery due to travel
Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. The Citadel - General Discussion Caravan with better troops Thread starter Redflacko; Start date May 13, 2020; Tags caravan
Trade can be a way to make money. Find an area, and visit the cities in said area. Then, go to one of them and hover over the various trade goods to see what can be bought or sold cheaply in some of the towns you've been visiting. Look to buy goods that can be sold for around double or more in other cities.
imgran said: In the Clan parties menu you can see where your companion is. If he's in an active caravan its location will be under Parties. You can order the caravan to disband an your companion will either go find you, or go to the nearest relatively friendly town. Either way, you can see his location in the Clan member page.
Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord > [EN] General Discussions > Topic Details. Helios Apr 9, 2020 @ 9:19am. Silversmith problems. So I built a silversmith in Ortysia which has a village that has a silver ore mine right next to it. To me that means mad profit since jewelry is so expensive. But for some reason my silversmith is only producing 100+ a day.
You can dismantle them in the clan page. go to the parties tab and select the caravan you want to dismantle, select change leader and out of the options you can choose 'none' this will dismantle the caravan. The game gives a pop-up if you choose this option to confirm if you realy want to dismantle the party/caravan. #1.
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