Does Mount and Blade 2 have a story?

It reflects historical events through its settings. For example, the battlefields are modeled after real - life locations. The factions are also based on historical powers of that era.

The story of original Mount&Blade Floris is complex and full of adventures. It typically involves a character starting from a humble beginning, like a young warrior in a fictional medieval - like world. The player has to build their own army, engage in battles, form alliances, and strive for power. There are different kingdoms to interact with, each having their own politics and cultures.

Yes, it does. But it's not a very elaborate one.

Yes, it does. The game has a sort of loose background story that helps to set the stage for the gameplay. It's mainly about a world filled with magic and combat where you are an adventurer or warrior.

One main feature is the open - ended nature. You can choose to be a trader, a warrior, or a diplomat. Another is the dynamic world where events like wars between kingdoms happen regardless of your actions at times. Also, the ability to build relationships with different characters, be it friendly or hostile, is a key part of the story.

One great story could be about a lone adventurer starting from scratch. He had no land, no army, just a sword and a horse. He wandered around, taking small quests in different villages. Eventually, he joined a minor faction. With his combat skills, he rose through the ranks, leading small skirmishes against bandits. Over time, he became a trusted commander, and his faction grew in power, all thanks to his leadership and the relationships he built along the way.

One interesting storyline could be the rise through the military ranks. You start as a low - ranked soldier and work your way up, facing various battles and challenges. Another could be the political intrigue within the different factions. For example, dealing with back - stabbing and power struggles among officers.

No, Blade doesn't have a girlfriend in the comics. At least not in the main storylines I'm familiar with.

The protagonist of the perfect world novel had the Sacred Body of the Ancients and the Heavenly Dao Treasure Body, but he did not have a mount.

Naruto himself is often a popular choice. His energetic and determined personality can bring a lot of action and plot development. Fans like to see how he would interact with the Mount and Blade world.