This process, of course, can be expedited by nabbing enemy battle standards and turning them in at the depot for fame and glory, but again, you’ll have to run between the bullets. It’s easy cash early on so long as you dodge the hail of gunfire whizzing at you from enemy formations down range, and if you’re lucky enough to survive, you’ll garner the prestige needed to command your own unit soon enough.
In addition to recruiting from the local villages, you can enlist as a regular at any of the factions’ depots found in the heart of the nation you wish to pledge fealty. Geared mostly towards war, it reminds me of a more expansive, historically modern version of With Fire and Sword. Recreating Western Europe at the dawn the War of the Fifth Coalition and with ten countries including Napoleonic France, Great Britian, Italy, and Holland (with more to come), this mod is made with line infantry commanders in mind.
L’Aigle (which, in my culturally ignorant mind sounds like laggle) has been the labor of love by one Docm30, arriving on Steam Workshop last summer. For those of you who enjoyed Warband‘s multplayer-only Napoleonic Wars DLC but hate playing with other people, you’re in luck.
