RELATED: Mount & Blade 2: Best Workshops To Buy. But, with every culture in Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord having various high-tier options to cut down the enemy in melee, From what I hear workshops are busted. People list 50 things to look out for when setting up a workshop, but its mostly useless information since theres no guarantee any of it is simulated. It wasnt that long ago when the best strategy was to make a Tannery everywhere you can, even in a town with another Tannery. Thats the level of simulation here. Hi, buy tannery in tyal , sibir, revyl. You can try the rest of the sturgia towns as well. Around 500 - 800 denars if you early in the game atleast. Your welcome. #11. Showing 1 - 11 of 11 comments. Per page: 15 30 50. Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord > [EN] General Discussions > Topic Details. Date Posted: May 16, 2020 @ 9:41am. City prosperity is the single most important element for a workshop. After that, look at local goods. What i do with my workshops is look at the villages and the local goods. If the good from the villages is really cheap and they have many i open a workshop related to those goods. what i can see it go in side the town.. then press alt to see how many workshop.. its complicated seeing stacked name there. You are only allowed 1 workshop per city. you can.. just buy all workshop in the same town.. look at the orc hall i think the max is 3. If you don't - skip it. Highest income I had for tannery was 60. Varnovapol - tannery - 100-150 gold daily income Revyl - I don't remember, tannery or brewery - 100-150 income Varcheg - same as above - 1 had tannery, 2nd had brewery and it was around 100-150 daily both. Btw I heard Tyal is the most profitable for workshop but I can't confirm it No, you need to talk to people named "shop worker" or something like that. Named mechants are for caravans :) elandman1 • 3 yr. ago. What he says, u need to go in to the town and find the shop workers, then u can buy it. There is a limit of 3 i believe, but if u have city for yourself u can have more. PatchPixel. Yeah when I was playing before launch they were a decent source of income early game, but in my most recent post-launch save I bought a Brewery in a place that has two Grain villages attached, and despite being years and years into the game (renown 4 now with two cities, bought the Workshop in the first few days after a lucky tournament prize) the Workshop has still made 0 gold in the time I Can someone from Taleworlds explain how the workshops work out profits? I have two in Seonon, one Smithy & one tannery. Iron is very cheap around Seonon, I can usually always make a profit selling it to Dunglanys. So that was the first choice, it turns a nice profit 400 - 900 per day (variable) Cows are also cheap from Seonon and the local cattle village, so I guessed that would also make a XP multipliers, crafting stamina cap raises, enhanced character creation tools, and more with the best Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord mods. Bannerlord workshop: Make easy money VC1V.