Link to new TBS Decompiler created by Gestaltzerfall: Since the amount of supplies you receive depends on how many clansmen you have at the time, you generally want to maximize the number of clansmen you have for the event.

The tag “Clansmen Forage” are set points at which the supplies you receive equals num_peasants / 20.

If you are about to lose a battle just reload the latest save and try again, and/or reduce the difficulty setting.

Losing a battle is a bad thing you can lose an achievement and consequences for losing change from event to event, but will not be covered in this guide.

Battles and wars are good things since they give kills and renown, and if you go for a 2nd wave they also give morale and a chance at items they also help you towards the 'Warmonger' achievement.

Increasing the difficulty setting is really the only way to affect this stat in TBS 3.

From a kill count and renown viewpoint increasing the danger stat is a good thing, but it does make fights harder by spawning more and higher level enemies.

From rank 10 onward, every 2 kills = 1 rank and costs only 10 renown per rank. The kills count requirement for Rank 10 is lowered from 30 down to 24 in TBS 3. Try to keep your kill counts even across all characters.Achievements each give 5 renown, so you should generally aim to complete achievements.In the following guide I will BOLD the options that I felt were the 'best' but by all means decide for yourself. If you find a node I missed just let me know and I'll add it in. It is possible that I may have missed obscure side paths. Similar to the guides for the earlier two games, the specific location of conversations are included so you can explore the files and confirm my findings for yourself if so inclined.

Inspired by how detailed and accurate the TBS Decompiler guides for the previous two games were, I thought a guide of equal quality and details was sorely needed for the third game.

Banner saga dredge baby missing