Whichever of these is the smaller number will be the total number of enemies which will spawn in a battle. Check how many enemies have been killed/routed/knocked unconscious in the battle map and subtract it from either the total number of enemies in the battle (visible on the screen just before you choose to start the battle) or how many waves of how many enemies you have in your settings. If you're asking if there is a way to determine how many enemies are left to fight in the total battle then no there isn't. The tactical map only shows those enemies which have already spawned.

Here is a picture of the tactical map I pinched from Nexus Mods: Set 200 years before, it expands both the detailed fighting system and the world of Calradia. The combat system in Mount & Blade: Bannerlord may at first seem rather basic, but when you're on a battlefield with over 500 enemies relentlessly charging. This means you can order your troops, particularly cavalry or skirmishers which you want to harass the enemy rather than engaging in prolonged melee combat, to move around without having to be there yourself. Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord is the eagerly awaited sequel to the acclaimed medieval combat simulator and role-playing game Mount & Blade: Warband. When you next run Warband, the desired battle size will be set (which can be confirmed on the. Run this tool, choose your desired battle size, then save and exit. Make sure Warband is not running when you use this tool. The tactical map is incredibly useful because you can click with your mouse to direct your selected troops to any location on the map. Make sure to have run Warband at least once so the configuration data files are created.

What this looks like and what information it displays varies between mods but in my experience it always shows:ġ) A minimap showing the locations of your troops, ally troops and enemy troops in different colours.Ģ) A table telling you how many of your own and your enemy's troops have been killed, knocked unconscious, routed and remain in the battle.

Yes, if you press the backspace key during battle it will pop up with what is variously called the command interface, tactical menu or backspace battle map.

Mount and blade battle