- Look up
warband in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Warband may
refer to: A
local warrior society The
ancient and
medieval Germanic comitatus Mount &...
- retinue,
especially in the
context of
Germanic warrior culture,
where warbands were tied to a
leader by an oath of fealty. The
concept describes the relations...
- in 2002,
increasing the
number of
officially available warbands. The
expanded set of
warbands introduced orcs and goblins,
dwarf treasure hunters, human...
-
Mount & Blade:
Warband is the
standalone expansion pack to the
strategy action role-playing
video game
Mount & Blade.
Announced in
January 2009, the game...
- the
comet that destro**** the city of Mordheim.
Currently in the game the
warbands that
available to play are the
Reikland Mercenaries,
Middenheim Mercenaries...
-
Alemanni at
Reims (Gaul).
Battle of Brumath:
Roman forces pursue Germanic warbands through the
Gallic countryside.
Julian wins an open
battle near Brumath...
- Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Comitatus may
refer to:
Comitatus (
warband), a
Germanic warband who
follow a
leader Comitatus, the
office of a
Roman or Frankish...
- also as far east as modern-day
southern Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary.
Warbands led by the Gaul
Brennos sacked the city of Rome in 387 BC,
becoming the...
- locations, as well as low
graphics quality.
Mount & Blade:
Warband, was
released in
March 2010.
Warband expands on the
original game by
introducing a
sixth faction...
- Entertainment, and co-published by
Prime Matter. It is a
prequel to
Mount & Blade:
Warband, a stand-alone
expansion for the 2008 game
Mount & Blade.
Bannerlord takes...
