The Best Bannerlord Mods

The best Bannerlord mods include those that enhance the graphics, adjust character outfits, add new items, and manipulate the surroundings. As the game is now officially out of early access, we’re sure to see even more elaborate mods in the future.

Best Bannerlord mods

Here are the best Bannerlord mods:

Detailed character creation

While you have many options already, the Detailed Character Creation editor enables you to modify a character’s age, as well as tweak their muscles and weight with full body sliders. You can also rename wanderers and nobles, and override native calls to “change the player’s appearance automatically”.

Developer Console

Does what it says on the tin. The Developer Console mod allows you to add the developer console to the title screen and use our compiled list of Bannerlord cheats and console commands.

Diplomacy

If you’re fed up with endless battles deciding the fate of the kingdom, you can install this Diplomacy mod to activate fun and creative options to cooperate with other leaders. This includes the use of messengers, forming alliances and non-aggression pacts, granting fiefs to clans inside your kingdom, and controls for Vassal Diplomacy.

Open Source Armory

Describing itself as “the number one stop for all custom armour needs”, the Open Source Armory is a combination of many existing, popular mods that add over 1,000 armour, 58 shields, 16 banners, and 21 weapons.

BannerEditor Enhancer

If you want to hold a custom banner that will make your enemies quake in their boots, then the BannerEditor mod is the way to do it. It unlocks even more editing options so you can create brightly coloured masterpieces to charge into battle with.

Lame horses are not lame

It sucks when your horse becomes lame, so if you want to mend your horsie then this simple mod will remove all penalties that come with a lame horse. Poor guys.

Dro’s colour correction

We couldn’t have a list of mods without a graphical enhancer. Bannerlord looks alright, but this colour correction mod slightly enhances the colour making each blade of grass pop to give the game a stunning new look.
Nexus Mods has already created a handy place to store all your Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord mods using its Vortex mod manager. Once you’ve installed the manager, simply use the Bannerlord extension to keep all your mods in one place. Alternatively, you can also use the Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord modding kit, which comes with the game, to keep everything in one place.