Posted by Montblanc
- October 02, 2017, 06:36:04 PMQuote from: H3YimDR3W on September 29, 2017, 09:17:58 PMQuote from: Montblanc on September 29, 2017, 08:23:31 PM
Isn't the Golden Company also available for hire? At least in 1.3 it was if you got them before the invasion started. Either way, I've never made it far enough that I could hire them, or would need them. Perhaps in my current playthrough I'll get to hire some of them. I remember reading that The Tattered Prince for example becomes your companion if you hire The Windblown, 75k is expensive for a companion but he's supposed to come at level 46.
I'm going to guess that they could be useful especially after you start your own kingdom, I can see many uses for the merceneray companies in that case.
Golden Company is not availablethey're "in theory" with Dany / Aerys when they invade Westeros.
None of the leaders of the mercenary groups actually become your companion but the Tattered Prince & Ulf are able to lead patrols and are much stronger than regular units.
Ah so they're like those sellsword captain units you find sometimes? I think there are some other rogue bandits like that mostly on Essos, but I killed one by accident when our parties crossed paths. I'm asking this about the GC because when I played in 1.3 I found Mero roaming through some ins in Essos and he offered their services but the amount of silver was absurd like 150k or higher just to hire. Or maybe that was the Second Sons.
Posted by H3YimDR3W
- October 02, 2017, 09:30:14 AMQuote from: Artorias on October 02, 2017, 09:13:19 AMQuote from: H3YimDR3W on September 29, 2017, 12:25:35 AMWhere can you find all the mer companies? I found the Tattered prince but I set him as a patrol and he got killed by Dany
Thought I would drop a quick poll here, please be sure to comment below if you want to go into more detail!
Personally I think they're a great asset if hired around day 300 when I'm usually asserted into a decent portion of westeros, I like using them more as patrols (via master of law) as the Veteran Freeriders can be quite strong versus bandits, free folk & anything else without cavalry! They're a great defensive asset for sure. I've never tried to use them offensively as a whole group.. Where are the other companies?
The other two roam around Essos, at start of game they're near Myr & Volantis.
Posted by Artorias
- October 02, 2017, 09:13:19 AMQuote from: H3YimDR3W on September 29, 2017, 12:25:35 AMWhere can you find all the mer companies? I found the Tattered prince but I set him as a patrol and he got killed by Dany
Thought I would drop a quick poll here, please be sure to comment below if you want to go into more detail!
Personally I think they're a great asset if hired around day 300 when I'm usually asserted into a decent portion of westeros, I like using them more as patrols (via master of law) as the Veteran Freeriders can be quite strong versus bandits, free folk & anything else without cavalry! They're a great defensive asset for sure. I've never tried to use them offensively as a whole group.
. Where are the other companies?Posted by H3YimDR3W
- September 29, 2017, 09:17:58 PMQuote from: Montblanc on September 29, 2017, 08:23:31 PM
Isn't the Golden Company also available for hire? At least in 1.3 it was if you got them before the invasion started. Either way, I've never made it far enough that I could hire them, or would need them. Perhaps in my current playthrough I'll get to hire some of them. I remember reading that The Tattered Prince for example becomes your companion if you hire The Windblown, 75k is expensive for a companion but he's supposed to come at level 46.
I'm going to guess that they could be useful especially after you start your own kingdom, I can see many uses for the merceneray companies in that case.
Golden Company is not available
they're "in theory" with Dany / Aerys when they invade Westeros.None of the leaders of the mercenary groups actually become your companion but the Tattered Prince & Ulf are able to lead patrols and are much stronger than regular units.
Posted by Montblanc
- September 29, 2017, 08:23:31 PMIsn't the Golden Company also available for hire? At least in 1.3 it was if you got them before the invasion started. Either way, I've never made it far enough that I could hire them, or would need them. Perhaps in my current playthrough I'll get to hire some of them. I remember reading that The Tattered Prince for example becomes your companion if you hire The Windblown, 75k is expensive for a companion but he's supposed to come at level 46.
I'm going to guess that they could be useful especially after you start your own kingdom, I can see many uses for the merceneray companies in that case.
I'm going to guess that they could be useful especially after you start your own kingdom, I can see many uses for the merceneray companies in that case.
Posted by H3YimDR3W
- September 29, 2017, 06:46:25 PMYes, weekly wages.
Posted by patrickokra
- September 29, 2017, 05:50:05 PMI've come across them in my game. I've also come across the Moon Brother (they cost 50K for 203 Hill Tribesman iirc).
I haven't hired any of them yet, do they have a maintenance cost?
I haven't hired any of them yet, do they have a maintenance cost?
Posted by H3YimDR3W
- September 29, 2017, 12:25:35 AMThought I would drop a quick poll here, please be sure to comment below if you want to go into more detail!
Personally I think they're a great asset if hired around day 300 when I'm usually asserted into a decent portion of westeros, I like using them more as patrols (via master of law) as the Veteran Freeriders can be quite strong versus bandits, free folk & anything else without cavalry! They're a great defensive asset for sure. I've never tried to use them offensively as a whole group.
Personally I think they're a great asset if hired around day 300 when I'm usually asserted into a decent portion of westeros, I like using them more as patrols (via master of law) as the Veteran Freeriders can be quite strong versus bandits, free folk & anything else without cavalry! They're a great defensive asset for sure. I've never tried to use them offensively as a whole group.