Lezalit is a Geroian military instructor noble and a companion in Mount&Blade: Warband.
Biography[]
Lezalit is the second son of a Geroian noble, and without an inheritance, decided to seek opportunities in Calradia as a military instructor. One time, he spent a winter attempting to train Vaegir soldiers in Ismirala Castle, but failed due to the Vaegirs' dislike for discipline. When he is first met, he explains that he was training the local garrison, but the lord of the town disliked Lezalit's harsh methods and fired him. After this, he started looking for new employment and found the player.
Personality[]
Lezalit has a strong dislike for disorder and insubordination, which he tries to correct through aggressive use of harsh disciplinary methods, as he believes that fear is among the most important motivators at a commander's disposal. He holds similar opinions on the rules of feudal hierarchy, but he is not opposed to deposing what he sees as weak kings that do not live up to their titles.
Relationships[]
- Artimenner - Lezalit is impressed with Artimenner's professionalism in the battlefield, which suits Lezalit's military mind.
- Bunduk - Lezalit hates Bunduk for not obeying his orders in the battlefield and disrespecting him.
- Ymira - He and Ymira had an argument about his treatment of soldiers as Ymira opposed his use of torture and execution as means to enforce discipline. He dislikes when his authority is questioned.
Gameplay[]
His starting equipment is not great, but he does have high skills in Power Strike, making him a useful melee warrior (mounted or infantry). A crossbow would be a good ranged option if you keep him as infantry as it does not require spending extra points in Power Draw. Lezalit should have his intelligence boosted to increase his already-high Trainer skill.
He also has a reasonably high starting training skill level, which can make him useful for low-level characters or to those who wish to avoid spending points in this area.
If elevated to lordship, Lezalit enjoys claiming fiefs for himself and will take a massive reputation loss when he or his closest friends don't get one. This can make him a difficult lord to manage as a monarch.
Dialogue[]
- Main article: Lezalit/Interactions
Stats and Equipment[]
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Trivia[]
- While Lezalit shows that he has good ideas about troop composition in his dialogue, he does not possess the Tactics skill.
 Player's Companions 
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| Alayen • Artimenner • Baheshtur • Borcha • Bunduk • Deshavi • Firentis Jeremus • Katrin • Klethi • Lezalit • Marnid • Matheld • Nizar • Rolf • Ymira |