Mount&Blade/Secrets

Sightseeing

While most places in Calradia are unremarkable, some locations have strange sights to behold.

Bulugha Castle

Bulugha Castle has a permanent guest...

Glunmar

The fief of Glunmar has an interesting collection...

Strange Equipment

Hidden in several places in Calradia are parts of a set of "Strange" equipment. Full spoilers follow.

Rivacheg

Look in the dirt piles opposite the church to find a half-buried chest containing the Strange Armor and Strange Short Sword.

Tihr

From the main crossroads, turn left past the merchant's shop and turn right, then turn right again to face a small recess between the buildings. The chest is hidden in the bushes here. This chest contains the Strange Helm and Strange Great Sword. (In Warband you must also add "chest_a" to Tihr, as described in the entry for Jelkala below to obtain the full set)

Jelkala

Originally, Jelkala had a chest containing the Strange Sword and Strange Boots. This chest is no longer accessible under normal conditions. It can be restored using edit mode. To use edit mode:

1. Open MB
2. Open the Configure menu in the starting window
3. Tick Start Windowed in the Video and Enable Edit Mode in Advanced

Now load a savegame and go to Jelkala. There take a walk in the street. Press Ctrl+E to activate edit mode. Will appear a window with a list of objects, and you will be able to move the camera with WASD.

Move the camera where you want to place the chest (any place is okay, just your character will have to reach it) and search for chest_a in the list below. Select it, toggle Place Object and double click on the entry. This will make the chest appear. Press Ctrl+E again to exit edit mode, reach the chest and grab the strange items.

If you want to keep the chest there, you are done. If you don't like a chest in the middle of the street, just press Ctrl+E again, the chest (it'll be highlited) and press Delete. Then Ctrl+E and back to the game. The items will remain in your inventory. Configure MB as it was before to return to optimal performance.

The complete set

Here is what the complete set looks like.