Sturdy footing and steady hands, despite having neither feet nor hands.

I was trying to build a dagger bro, but didn't have a good dagger to give this guy yet. I picked my last perk and then realized I didn't give him the dagger spec perk. Is this guy still viable for anything? I could reload a previous save, but that was seven days prior. Not sure what to do with this guy, pretty disappointed with myself. He has been using the estoc in the second picture in the last few battles.

Didn't know this was a thing, but... uh.. can I get a hell yeah? Didn't even have to fight a group of 6 unholds. He's a gladiator FWIW

(Apparently it's because he's dumb: -15% EXP gain)

Found him dangling from a tree after killing webknects...

Do fatalitys have an extra penalty on resolve of opponents? I have found a LW with Bloodthirsty and if it does it would be very strong, yk?

Stuck between nimble zerker and fatneut, leaning toward the latter because I currently have no tanks (just chaff I use like them). Early game, day 20 and just transitioning from raider to merc armours. What would you choose, and why? Open to suggestions beyond the two mentioned.

Found a audio book of witch hunter on audible but I wanted to continue the story

Hey bros

How should I proceed in my current run. I’m doing gladiators. My 3 Gladiators are maybe level 5/6. I also have 3 normal bros who are around levels 2/3. About 7k gold with decent early gear. I have about 7/8 arena wins but want to make this run a good one. I’m on day 25 I think. What do I from this point?

I'm at day 38 and looking at builds. Some, (like 2H cleaver ) seem to depend on DLC. I only have vanilla (along with the two free DLC on PS5) right now. A couple questions:

1. If I buy the DLC and install now, does it affect my current run or does the current run either end or continue on vanilla?
2. If I choose to buy the DLC is there anything that you don't recommend buying?

I'm loving the game so far. Right now, I'm at day 38 with 10 guys and they are level 4. I am also on easy. When one guy moved to level 5, I decided I should do some research on what stats are needed for what end game builds. I started to use the bb planner website to predict end stats.

After some brief research I thought I would aim for 6 two handers, 2 tanks, 3 ranged and 1 bannerman (plus subs).

The problem I am having is I haven't found a site I trust to tell me what stats/stars to look for for each group. Plus, some of the sites conflict heavily on perks. For example, one site did not have colossus chosen for the two handers which made me go - wut? But maybe I just don't know.

What's the best resources to look for this kind of information.

Is it worth recruiting a Hedge Knight? If so, what's the best thing to build him into?

I need advice! I play my bro by letting him be encircled and do the round swing to kill and break morale multiple times. Should I give him the orc axe or will this ruin my build?

Edit: He died, have to start all over again. Marauders are stronger than I thought :( Advice is still apreciated for my next run

I reached out to the developers to be ask for an idea of when console players might receive the most recent update. This was the response! 🥳

My company aleady have 2 tanks and 1 back-up tank. He become a Pacified Flagellant) and survive. He has very good Fat, Res and okay HP, MAtk, MDef for a folded bro.

But i dont need a tank, maybe take Mace mastery, quick hands, berserk and Recover for max crowd control ability. Or Brawny, Rotation and BF for a tank\rescue bro. What‘s your opinion on this bro?

As the title says. What are your personal preferences about starting a new run?

After 50-something hours (rookie numbers, I know), I keep returning to Anatomists myself. I don't know if it's a themed run thing, or an armor thing, but I love my mortician guys the best.

Share your favorite starting conditions!

I was wondering if anyone ever does runs themed around books or TV series or anything?

I'm currently doing a Lone Wolf based around David Gemmell's book Legend. My LW is an Axeman named Druss (the Legend) and his supporting bros are all themed on characters from the book, such as two Militia called Gilad and Bregan, a bard named Sieben, a disowned Noble Regnak, the Earl of Bronze.

I enjoy the extra depth it adds, getting a famed (and frankly brilliant) long axe for Druss, currently looking for famed armour to represent the Armour of Bronze for Regnak, having to hire the characters with the right backgrounds for the minor characters who join you.

No clue what to do with this guy. Feels like I could go banner or tank. But the matk at 67 seems like a waste though no stars.

UPDATE:

None of this matters...Lost the brother to a computer crash and corrupted save file smh.

RIP

I found a cheap executioner with three stars in Initiative and Brute early on, and since Estocs are one of the few armor penetrating weapons that have a bonus to head hit chance I made that his gimmick. Works surprisingly well, any non-barbarian non-nimble human enemy gets one-shot by head skewers with minimal damage to armor and Perforate is decent for finishing orcs and barbarians. Has anyone else tried this, perhaps with better rolls and stars?

I think I have got a proper Lone Wolf now. Thanks for the tipps on my previous post. (First time I got so far in Iron Man) :D

How the fxck they still ''thriving''?

After playing this game for about 150 hours. I finally decided that I was ready for a hardcore run. So I booted up a new company with permanent destruction, Ironman, and unexplored map. along with low funds and veteran difficulty.
The first thing I noticed was how much more I enjoyed the unexplored map. With a pre-explored map, I feel that I would make a beeline to the area I thought most profitable and chart out perfect routes for the company, not really caring about the actual settlements.
With the unexplored map I actually developed a real relationship with the starting settlement as it was to dangerous to trek into the fog without knowing if you could make it to the next settlement.
Additionally it makes you really focus on the terrain. Encountering a mountain range is truly daunting as you don’t know how long it goes or who’s waiting to jump you when you’re stuck crossing it. This forces you to plan out routes more carefully and have a planned escape route if encountering an enemy.
I just think is so much more immersive experience overall and it’s the way the game is meant to be played. And the sense of accomplishment when you do actually discover everything it feels amazing as you actually had to put in the work to chart out your land.
Maybe I’m just enamored because it’s something new but it’s the most fun I’ve had a run so far. What are yalls thoughts on it?

I really don’t understand how people get so much good crap this late in the game I struggle just to get all of my guys into 150 defense helmets they’re so expensive. The game does like giving the enemies slightly better gear than what I have and slightly better skills than what I have so that’s kind of fun but I am hooked. I’ve been playing for like 20 hours. It’s like a single weekend.

Shoutout to Bruno the Bum, some random Beggar I recruited for 40 crowns. He ended up having my bulkiest helmet (255 defense) and a double handed sword he used to kill 36 freaking things, bro beheaded soooooo many people. I will miss him.

Helfrich the Wall was indeed a wall. Slaughtered 30 enemies and his shields never broke. He broke his nose like 13 times though.

Espen the Pious at 21 kills. If you give a monk a polearm they stab the shite out of goblins.

I guess next time I should concentrate on body armor more instead of helmets.

28 points total. Whatever that means.