Charm. If you lead your own kingdom, earning influence with the policy “council of commons” is very easy. You can use this influence to increase the influence of a clan in your kingdom. This increases your charm skill very fast. An own kingdom is not necessary, however you need at least a few fiefs to earn enough influence to make this I saw that the trade skill mentioned caravans but i also noticed that i get 0 trade exp from them. #1. Harris Apr 9, 2020 @ 5:48pm. I suspect that it means people who are operating caravans (your companions) are supposed to be getting trade xp for that, not you. #2. McMurphy Man Apr 9, 2020 @ 5:53pm. you only get trade xp when making a profit This has been nerfed a bit as of 1.8, but it’s still a good way to make lots of money once it’s above 150. There you have it: the best starting skills in Bannerlord, from top to bottom, are One-Handed, Athletics, Smithing, Charm, Trade, and Steward. Again, this is pure to give yourself the best chance at success navigating the early game *****I VERIFIED this is working on PC with V 1.2.4 vanilla as of Oct. 3rd, 2023*****I explain in 4 easy steps how to use caravans and smelted materials in There are 4 parts of skill leveling in Bannerlord: XP, Perks, Attribute Points, and Focus Point. XP is gained passively by doing relevant things. Perks are unlocked at thresholds, and often provide noticeable boosts. Attribute points increase learning limit in relevant skills. Focus points increase the rate at which you get xp. Quartermaster increases the amount of troops you can have. It comes from the Steward skill. Yes, NEVER assign anyone the roles or else you will never level yourself. I made this mistake by naming my wife quarter master with her 125 steward skill to find late game I could only carry less than 100 people. As aforementioned, one of the ways that you can increase your Leadership skill in Bannerlord is by maintaining a high party morale. For those unaware of what the morale level is, when you look on the bottom right of the screen from the main map screen you will see symbols and numbers. The one on the far right with the eagle symbol next to it is There's a new mechanic in Bannerlord that lets you compare a Trade Good's price to the realm's average. If the price is green in the buy column on the left, it's cheap. Whereas if it's red in the The only way to increase your trade skill is to make a profit on designated trade goods. Having a loss of value (even for looted items) grants nothing. It’s why trade is the slowest skill to level up. It and smithing can’t be leveled up accidentally, and unlike smithing, trade requires significant travel. 23. trade seems to level up as long as you sell an item for profit so its purely a numbers game go buy items for cheap like flax,grapes, olives and grain and sell in bulk. Just go from city to city winning tournaments while buying best priced items and selling the ones that give you profit, easy peasy. kRKTl0i.