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Culture in Mount & Blade II Bannerlord decides your starting location and equipment, and each provides different background stories that define your character's Skills and other Stats.

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Cultures in Mount & Blade II Bannerlord

Note: All cultures will have the same options of Early Childhood, Adolescence and Story Background. If you are of Empire culture you cannt select manhunt as young adulthood experience. See Character Creation for more information.

Family Background

Youth

	A baron's retainers (Riding, Polearm, Social) Urban merchants (Trade, Charm, Intelligence) Yeomen (Polearm, Crossbow, Endurance) Urban blacksmith (Smithing, Two-Handed, Vigor) Hunters (Scouting, Crossbow, Cunning) Mercenaries (Roguery, Crossbow, Control)
	A boyar's companions (Riding, Two-Handed, Social) Urban traders (Trade, Tactics, Cunning) Free farmers (Athletics, Polearm, Endurance) Urban artisans (Smithing, One-Handed, Intelligence) Hunters (Scouting, Bow, Vigor) Vagabonds (Roguery, Throwing, Control)
	A landlord's retainers (Riding, Polearm, Vigor) Urban merchants (Trade, Charm, Social ) Freeholders (Athletics, Polearm, Endurance) Urban artisans (Smithing, Crossbow, Intelligence) Foresters (Scouting, Bow, Control) Urban vagabonds (Roguery, Throwing, Cunning)
	Kinsfolk of an emir (Riding, Throwing, Endurance) Warrior-slaves (Riding, Polearm, Vigor) Urban merchants (Trade, Charm, Social) Oasis farmers (Athletics, One-Handed, Endurance) Bedouin (Scouting, Bow, Cunning) Urban back-alley thugs (Roguery, Polearm, Control)
	A noyan's kinsfolk (Riding, Polearm, Endurance) Merchants (Trade, Charm, Social) Tribespeople (Bow, Riding, Control) Farmers (Polearm, Throwing, Vigor) Shamans (Medicine, Charm, Intelligence) Nomads (Scouting, Riding, Cunning)
	Members of the chieftain's Hearthguard (Two-Handed, Bow, Vigor) Healers (Medicine, Charm, Intelligence) Tribespeople (Athletics, Throwing, Contol) Smiths (Smithing, Two-Handed, Endurance) Foresters (Scouting, Tactics, Cunning) Bards (Roguery, Charm, Social)

	herded the sheep (Athletics, Throwing, Control) worked in the village smithy (Two-Handed, Throwing, Vigo) repaired projects (Smithing, Engineering, Intelligence) gathered herbs in the wild (Medicine, Scouting, Endurance) hunted small game (Bow, Tactics, Control) sold produce at the market (Trade, Charm, Social)
	herded the sheep (Athletics, Throwing, Control) worked in the village smithy (Two-Handed, Throwing, Vigo) repaired projects (Smithing, Engineering, Intelligence) gathered herbs in the wild (Medicine, Scouting, Endurance) hunted small game (Bow, Tactics, Control) sold produce at the market (Trade, Charm, Social)
	herded the sheep (Athletics, Throwing, Control) worked in the village smithy (Two-Handed, Throwing, Vigo) repaired projects (Smithing, Engineering, Intelligence) gathered herbs in the wild (Medicine, Scouting, Endurance) hunted small game (Bow, Tactics, Control) sold produce at the market (Trade, Charm, Social)
	at the town watch's training ground (Crossbow, Tactics, Control) with the alley gangs (Roguery, One-Handed, Cunning) at docks and building sites (Athletics, Smithing, Vigor) in the markets and caravanserais (Trade, Charm, Social) reading and studying (Engineering, Leadership, Intelligence) working at stables (Raiding, Steward, Endurance)
	herded the sheep (Athletics, Throwing, Control) worked in the village smithy (Two-Handed, Throwing, Vigo) repaired projects (Smithing, Engineering, Intelligence) gathered herbs in the wild (Medicine, Scouting, Endurance) hunted small game (Bow, Tactics, Control) sold produce at the market (Trade, Charm, Social)
	herded the sheep (Athletics, Throwing, Control) worked in the village smithy (Two-Handed, Throwing, Vigo) repaired projects (Smithing, Engineering, Intelligence) gathered herbs in the wild (Medicine, Scouting, Endurance) hunted small game (Bow, Tactics, Control) sold produce at the market (Trade, Charm, Social)

	served as a baron's groom (Steward, Tactics, Cunning) trained with the cavalry (Riding, Polearm, Endurance) stood guard with the garrisons (Crossbow, Engineering, to Intelligence) rode with the scouts (Riding, Bow, Endurance) trained with the infantry (Polearm, One-Handed, Vigor) join the skirmishers (Throwing, Bow, Control)
	trained with the hearth guard (Riding, Polearm, Endurance) stood guard with the garrisons (bow, Engineering, to Intelligence) rode with the scouts (Riding, Bow, Endurance) trained with the infantry (Polearm, One-Handed, Vigor) join the skirmishers (Throwing, Bow, Control)
	stood guard with the garrisons (Crossbow, Engineering, to Intelligence) rode with the scouts (Riding, Bow, Endurance) trained with the infantry (Polearm, One-Handed, Vigor) join the skirmishers (Throwing, Bow, Control) marched with the camp followers (Roguery, Throwing, Cunning)
	stood guard with the garrisons (bow, Engineering, to Intelligence) rode with the scouts (Riding, Bow, Endurance) trained with the infantry (Polearm, One-Handed, Vigor) join the skirmishers (Throwing, Bow, Control) marched with the camp followers (Roguery, Throwing, Cunning)
	stood guard with the garrisons (bow, Engineering, to Intelligence) rode with the scouts (Riding, Bow, Endurance) trained with the infantry (Polearm, One-Handed, Vigor) join the skirmishers (Throwing, Bow, Control) marched with the camp followers (Roguery, Throwing, Cunning)
	stood guard with the garrisons (bow, Engineering, to Intelligence) rode with the scouts (Riding, Bow, Endurance) trained with the infantry (Polearm, One-Handed, Vigor) join the skirmishers (Throwing, Bow, Control) joined the kern (Throwing, One-Handed, Control) marched with the camp followers (Roguery, Throwing, Cunning)

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