Bedouin Rover: Bandits

Master the Bedouin Rover bandit type in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord! Learn their skill values and how they fit into the Calradian landscape. Your ultimate Bannerlord guide.

Alright, let's talk about the Bedouin Rover, a specific type of bandit you'll encounter in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. While this guide focuses on them, remember that the whole world of Calradia is in chaos, with factions constantly shifting and new opportunities popping up. You can dive into the thick of it by joining a faction, building your own clan, or just focusing on trade routes. This guide is here to help you navigate all of it, from combat and economy to character builds and troop types.

The Bedouin Rover is a bandit unit, and like all units in Bannerlord, they have specific strengths and weaknesses. Understanding these can help you when fighting against them, or if you ever decide to recruit them yourself (though that's a bit trickier with bandits!). Here's a breakdown of their core skills:

As you can see, they're pretty decent with Polearms (40) and have a respectable score in One Handed (30). Their Riding skill is also decent at 20, which makes sense given their name. However, they're not great with Two Handed weapons, Crossbows, or Throwing, as indicated by their low scores there. Knowing this, you can anticipate how they might fight – likely relying on polearms and potentially engaging on horseback.

This guide section is part of a larger walkthrough that covers many aspects of Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. You'll find information on campaign quests, combat mechanics, tactics, gaining renown and influence, character development, different combat builds, perks, army troop types, and even how to make money quickly. There's also a list of recommended mods to enhance your experience. So, whether you're looking to conquer Calradia or just survive its turbulent landscape, we've got you covered.