That means your workshop can pay itself back in thirty days! But that’s only if you optimize it right. Campaigns in Bannerlord can last years and your workshop can net you 500-1000 gold a day if you optimize it right. It should cost 15,000 gold, which might seem like a lot, but is a small investment compared to the returns your workshop can give you. When you talk to the worker, simply follow the dialogue options to purchase the workshop. It doesn’t matter what shop you choose because you can always change it’s production – for a small fee!
Travel there and talk to one of the workers. Scan your screen for the words “shop” or “workshop”. Once you’re inside, you can press the alt key and a bunch of names and locations will appear on the screen. You’ll know if it’s a town if there is an option to go to the arena when you enter the settlement. You can’t build workshops in castles or villages. A town is one of the big-name settlements on the campaign map. In order to buy a workshop, you have to enter a town during the day. Here’s a guide on how to buy, sell, and change a workshop in Bannerlord. There are a ton of ways to make money in this game, but perhaps the best passive way to make money is with workshops. A lot of players are looking for ways to get into this economy and cut out their own share of the market to get rich. With caravans ferrying goods across the map, villagers selling their produce, and workshops turning raw materials into finished goods, there is a never-ending cycle of trade across the campaign map. Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord features a diverse economic system.
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