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Fortresses for the purposes of this wiki include all non-town Fortifications in Mount&Blade: With Fire & Sword and may be thought of as a combination of the previous games' Castles and Towns, adding marketplace and mayor functions to castles, but lacking the importance of towns.

The primary difference between Fortresses and Towns in With Fire & Sword is still the typical size of the garrison. Towns usually feature about 3 times the garrison size as lesser fortifications. Towns can also receive Caravans while fortresses may not.

Fortresses by Nation[]

Swedes

Allenstein Castle
Dorpat Fortress
Dynaburg Fortress
Dzvinsk Castle
Narva
Vyborg

Cossacks

Bratslav
Cherkassy
Kamenets
Korsun
Ladyzhyn Fortress
Pereyaslav
Poltava

Polish

Bar Fortress
Berestye Fortress
Dubensk Castle
Kovno Fortress
Lida Castle
Lodz Castle
Lublin
Minsk
Myadzelsk Castle
Polotsk
Slutsk
Zbarazh Fortress

Muscovites

Bryansk Fortress
Izum Fortress
Kursk
Novgorod
Ryazan
Rzhev Fortress
Tula
Tver'

Crimeans

Izmail Fortress
Kafa
Kalanchak Fortress
Kezlev Fortress
Kilburun Fortress
Kyzyl-yar Fortress
Perekop

Notes[]

  • In the game files, fortresses are still called "castle", but they will be called "fortresses" on this wiki to segregate them from Mount&Blade and Warband.
  • Some Swedish and Polish fortresses are still called castles, such as Allenstein Castle.
  • Some fortresses have the suffix "Castle" or "Fortress', despite not sharing a name with a related village, unlike in Mount&Blade and Warband.

See Also[]

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