The least effort way to level it that I have found is simply selling tons of food to a town after it's been in a siege. They will be screaming for food, and everything will be 'red', etc. huge trade XP, but a little sporadic. Otherwise, there is really no way around the going around to cities buying low, selling high. Sell at the higher price and move on to the next city. Start selling at Chaikand, and work your way north. Bring Furs back south. After a few runs the prices will start to even out, and you'll have to find a new trade route, but apply the same principles. By that time your Trade skill should be up around 50+.
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Get a few workshops and get the perk for trade rumors from your workshops. Then just go off that. That's the best way I've found so far. This comment was from 8 months ago, they've since updated it so trading horses and mules isn't great. Best way I've seen to level up trading now is the caravan exploit. Trade. The help window that pops up the first time you initiate a trade. Trade is a skill available to players and NPCs. Ranks in this skill reduce the difference in price between what you can purchase goods for and what you can sell goods for by 5% per rank. As a party skill, if your character has 10 ranks in Trade, you can have a maximum I'd try to get up the skills that are hardest to get in gameplay. Mainly leadership, since it takes FOREVER to level that up even a little bit. Tactics and medicine are also on the list, though they can level a bit quicker once you put all your points into them. Weapon skills are easy to level in gameplay, so I'd avoid them. Bannerlord, like Skyrim, Warband, and hundreds of other PC games is HIGHLY moddable, and we as a playerbase are going to leverage the fact that the developers were gracious enough to include that feature, a feature that is slowly getting harder to find because I think most devs these days are like you seem to be and think modding is a bad thing. Levels trade pretty quickly. 20 Aserai warhorses will cost ~16k, but can net >40k. Over time there are more lucrative commodities, but those are the best per trade. And you can be doing the other trading at the same time (buying salt and dates down south, hogs and wood up north)
EDIT: Ok, so the only thing that ever touches that value is a method called "ExecuteUpgradeWorkshop ()" and that's linked to the Clan Finances view model but doesn't seem to be linked to anything in the UI. So I guess at some point they intend it to be something the player chooses to do. No idea what the level is expected to add.
It seems that best way to use companion parties is to keep them in your army 100% of the time. Which keeps them safe and levels your leadership(the only way!). So quartermaster and medicine mostly. Maybe engineering too, since non-army-leader parties can level it, they probably contribute too.
Apparently you don’t take a hit to your trade points for the initial massive loss, but you get skill points for the profits. Haven’t tried it though - I just grinded it out by running big caravan style trade routes. 1. Teldrean.
Your best bet is to look at the villages tied to a town and purchase workshops that use whatever those villages supply. You can check the nearby castle villages to to see what towns they normally trade with but again if the castle is flupped, those villages will switch to trading with the nearest town of the same faction. 1. Anonymous_Jakalope.
The way leveling trade in this game works is so bad, its so so so freaking bad, trying to level up trade will bore anyone to tears and i hope the devs just make operating trade caravans give xp, because otherwise its a horrible chore. A dozen trades are enough to reach 300 Trade, but you need a lot of resources for blacksmithing.
Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord continues a decent Trade level will start to really save money and keep the bank account flowing much more freely. The best place to set up a workshop is a
How to Power Level Smithing. IN SHORT : Smith super high value weapons to do that just make weapons that deal extremely high damage weapons like two handed axes and two handed swords that require a high diffculty to smith. You'll go up 1-5 levels for just crafting one. I struggled with smithing like everyone else for a long time until recently
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