Or you will be a giant fighting for the giants - and for some reason the giants & bandits don't mind each other - so all of the bandits that have collected in their territory only fight you. For instance you'll be even with Hakkon Empire, which is fine unless that army is Hakkon Inquisitors - they want a higher degree of loyalty. Perisno has the added complication that relations aren't always what you expect. In Pendor, be aware that if you take the starting option of the letter giving you a claim, that you will have slightly negative relations with some factions - you'll want to buy them off by finding a lord at home (not in the field), otherwise you'll be dodging bandits, rogue knights, invader armies, AND kingdom patrols. There is hardly ever peace, and every faction has their own goals for conquest. The land of Perisno is at war, with countless major powers fighting for control.
In both, you need to keep a fast group and be on your toes early on. Perisno is a total conversion modification to Mount&Blade: Warband 1.174. So far I've gotta agree with Tuidjy - Perisno has more wow factor, & Pendor has clearly had the kinks worked out through a LOT of play (and the battle AI can be pretty clever sometimes). Stoning looters unconscious is to be considered here as the first source of income as their gear is of very little worth. Hard enough to start without a horse and a bow. If you just tried Perisno before playing Gekokujo your are in for a surprise. I've played Pendor a few times and am currently just a bit into my first Perisno run. Mount And Blade Warband Enterprise Guide Mods.
