Flame

Explore the Flame skill values in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. Get detailed stats for One Handed, Two Handed, Polearm, Bow, Crossbow, Throwing, Riding, and Athletics.

Alright, let's talk about the Flame troop type in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. This isn't a quest or a boss fight, but more of a reference point. Think of it as checking the stats on a piece of gear before you decide to use it. We're going to break down the specific skill values associated with the Flame troop tree. This will help you understand what they're good at and where they might fall short.

Flame Skill Values:

Breakdown:

• One Handed (110): This is their absolute strongest skill. They're going to be excellent with one-handed weapons, dealing a lot of damage and likely being quite accurate.
• Athletics (100): Top-tier athletics means they'll be fast on foot, have good stamina, and probably be pretty tough to take down when they're not mounted.
• Bow (90): A very solid score here. Expect them to be effective ranged units, capable of putting a lot of arrows downrange accurately.
• Polearm (65): Decent. They can handle themselves with polearms, especially if they're on foot or in a formation where they can use reach effectively.
• Throwing (50): Average. They won't be your go-to for throwing weapons, but they can contribute somewhat.
• Riding (50): Also average. While they have decent riding, they aren't specialized cavalry units.
• Two Handed (45): This is a weak point. Don't expect them to be great with two-handed weapons; their damage output and effectiveness will be significantly lower here.
• Crossbow (15): Their absolute weakest skill. They'll be very ineffective with crossbows.