The general rules for all scenarios are that if the main character dies, the game ends and the hire and trade penalties are increased by 10%.

It adds eight new starting scenarios, seven of which all feature a new “class” for the central character with unique abilities. We’re surprised there aren’t more mods that examine the concept, but this Dark Age mod seems to be the most interesting of the bunch. Some of them don’t have as much long-term relevance as we’d like, but it certainly gives enough variety to get you through that early-game bump. The latest DLCs for Battle Brothers have done some really neat things by changing the starting scenarios available to the player. The currently approved list is at the top of the page. Please note that at the time of writing, the creator is verifying which mods are compatible with the recent Blazing Deserts DLC. There doesn’t seem to be a central tool that will allow you to grab multiple sub-mods at once, which means preparing your full “loadout” will be a bit of a pain, but there are some great tweaks here. It consists of many minor scope limited mods that do this or that and you can download each part individually based on your needs for a perfectly tailored experience. It’s basically a collection of sub-mods gathered under the banner of “things the game could do differently and things it should do better”.

Contracts also scale with having these many brohirim in one place, so that shouldn’t make the game exceptionally easy. This mod basically raises the cap so you can fill both rows to the max, allowing for a bro-fest of up to 18 bros. You will notice, however, that the “active” area in the management screen consists of two rows of nine, with a third row of nine representing the reserves. Some origins now increase or decrease these base numbers, but for vanilla purposes you’re essentially stuck with 12 brothers at a time. Battle Brothers typically only allows you to have 12 “active” members in your party, with up to nine additional mercenaries in reserve so you can cut and change as people get hurt. This is a simple mod that seeks to help anyone who has ever thought “I need more Bros”. Please note that at the time of writing this mod is currently being updated to be compatible with the Blazing Sands DLC – it will not work with the new expansion. It features new origins, new gear, new perks, bigger mercenary companies, more enemies, better mechanics for the dynamic world…there are few stones left unturned in this mod. If you want an all-in-one sweep of the game, the Legends mod seems to be the best in town right now. This is an overhaul mod that does a wide range of things, many of which can be found in other mods we’ve listed below.

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