Home » Guides » Battle Brothers - Full Taxidermist List / Recipes. Battle Brothers - Full Taxidermist List / Recipes. By LowFatMilk / Nov 30, 2018 Guides. Resets all perk points on a Brother 1x Poisoned Apple - Hexe 1x Unhold Heart - Unhold 1x Nachzehrer Brain - Nachzehrer 1x Poison Gland - Webknecht. Mar 27, 2017  Requesting CK2-like table for Battle Brothers with ability to change traits, item attributes, reputations and quests. My miniscule knowledge: Gold/EXP = Float, Fame/Stats/Perk Points = 4B, Time =?, Reputation =? Battle Brothers Veteran Perks Mod. A downloadable mod. Download Now Name your own price. Hello guys, i was bored a bit with veteran levels so i decided to make mod that allows you to gain perk points on veteran levels. I have tested this mod on battle brothers v1.1.0.8. How it works: Version 1.0 - You will get perk point on level 20, 30 and 40.

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AboutBattle Brothers is a turn based tactical RPG which has you leading a mercenary company in a gritty, low-power, medieval fantasy world. You decide where to go, whom to hire or to fight, what contracts to take and how to train and equip your men in a procedurally generated open world campaign. This game takes no prisoners and neither will you! RulesFollow Reddit GuidelinesAll submissions must follow the Reddit rules and guidelines.

Redditquette is strongly encouraged.Be civil.This is not an echo chamber - you are allowed to disagree. However, explain your thoughts and feelings. For instance, if you disagree with women being in Battle Brothers, 'Women weren't historically known as fighters during that time period' is far better than 'Social justice warriors just want everything their own way you are gay as hell'. If you want to post like you're 12, there are other sites available for you.Flair up!Give people a clue as to what your post is about - discussion, video post, screenshot etc.Helpful LinksWiki and GuidesBuy the Game! Hey,Would be interested in trying to compile a list of which perks are considered best / must haves, which are generally useless, which are in between.Some thoughts -Level 1 -Fast Adaptation - Situationally useful for Archers.Crippling Strikes - Seems to be best for polearm users in the backline, especially great in early game on polearm guys that don't have such great stats that it would be a tragedy for them to die.Nine Lives/Colossus - These somewhat overlap as defensive perks, though colossus prevents more injuries and seems to be better for front liners. At what HP threshold does colossus generally becomes the better perk / when does nine lives shine if at all?Pathfinder - good esp for melees, but is it better than a defensive perk? If you get the +1 movement foot injury on an otherwise good bro, this also negates that & becomes essential.Adrenaline/Recover - both interesting, you do have to use them.

I haven't been in that many situations where I would have benefited from recover, even when my bros get tired, but some seem to swear by this.Bags and Belts - is this really worth a precious perk point?Student - I usually take something else unless it's on a guy that's getting tons of kills with my best polearm or something and therefore leveling like crazy.Level 2 -Iron Jaw - must take at some point or you leave the bro open to instant death attacks. Unless you aren't keeping this bro around for the long haul, it's necessary.Quick Hands - extremely valuable on anyone with even mediocre ranged skill. The ability to whip out bows and throwing weapons is clutch in many fights.Bullseye, fortified mind, dodge, executioner - in order, these perks are useful for dedicated archers, dedicated rally skill character, your misguided atttempt to build a lightly armored 'duelist' that dies horribly, and that one gluttonous cowardly guy with brain damage that you want to die. I think Executioner is worse than crippling strikes.Everything else - you could probably be grabbing something better at this point (Iron Jaw)Level 3 - Rotation/Anticipation/Shield Expert / Rally / Brawny all have some purposes. Not sure how to value anticipation vs. Shield expert. Rotation can save lives.Taunt/Backstabber - IDK about these.Level 4 - choose your weapon!Level 5 - I believe everything in this tier has a use.

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Most of your melee bros will want underdog lategame as you are often surrounded.Level 6 - Battleforged seems to be considered mandatory.Level 7 - I don't often make it to these playing on Vet/Ironman, don't know which ones to recommend highly. So far in my experience has been different from yours.At Level 2 I find most skills useless with the exception of Path Finder, Recover, and Student. Although I would pipe Adrenaline in there on certain builds.Level 3 is very situational. Bullseye is an auto-take for archers for me. Gifted is the one skill I often select here, especially early when I'm trying to decide what kind of Bro he will one day be.Level 4 is one of the more useful levels. Brawny is an auto take on just about every Bro for me, there is no reason not to take advantage of that kind of fatigue penalty reduction. Shield Expert and Rally are auto-takes for the Shield Bros and Sergeants obviously.

Backstabber is auto-take on my archers, it greatly increases their capabilities as pole arm users, you can't ignore 10-30% increased hit chances when dealing with high damage weapons like pole arms.Level 5 doesn't need mentioning, that's all preference, but I tend to stay swords, axes, and hammers for melee and then I like bow over crossbows.Level 6 is amazing. Reach Advantage is when I feel safe putting 2handers on the field, auto take for 2handers. Overwhelm is an auto take for archers, who also fill out the role of Pole Arm users in my companies. Underdog is basically auto take for anyone standing on the front line.Level 7 is also filled with great skills. Battleforged is auto take for anyone wearing heavy armor, while Nimble is auto for everyone else. Nimble is where I build my duelist from, not Dodge, as it pairs with high melee defense Bros and Lone Wolf much better. Headhunter is pretty iffy for me, but I have been experimenting with it on my archers.

Berserk is auto take on every Bro.Level 8 is very situational to me. Duelist is auto for Duelist (duh), while Killing Frenzy is pretty useful on 2handers and Duelist. Fearsome seems like waste to me, it doesn't apply at all to the Undead and I find its not necessary against everyone else given my defensive perks taken before this level. The defensive one here is auto-take on shield Bros.I know I left a few out here but I'm on a shitty connection and don't have the time to wait an hour for the wiki to load. I just wanted to stress that Student and Path Finder are incredibly strong early game, they allow you to both control the battlefield by moving freely to take better ground and to level your Bros quickly before your fame starts creeping up and the baddies get a lot stronger.

Crippling Strikes, Colossus, and Fast Adaptation are all bad in that order. Crippling Strikes has a nasty habit on archers and therefore Pole Arms users, to maim your own men. The other 2 don't really provide and meaningful advantages mid to late game and waste valuable perk slots.Lastly Duelist are viable.

I use 2 of them in my day 148 Vet/Ironman Company. They are dedicated flankers, they should not be standing shoulder to shoulder with your Shield or 2hander Bros on the battle line. Use them to hunt archers/necromancers, hit enemy pole arm users in the flank, and protect your archers from teleporting Vampires. I use Path Finder, Student, Gifted, Brawny, Weapon Expertise, Lone Wolf, Underdog, Berserk, Nimble, and Duelist as perks.

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You can flesh the rest out as you please. I also highly advise starting with a quality Bro like a Sword Master or a Retired Soldier when going for this build. I've started having my 2hed battle forged take extra defensive perks in place of reach advantage +adrenaline. They don't really need the extra defense most times especially with 400 armor unique in most runs. Nimble 2handers love RA and don't need adrenaline.Frees up 2 perks for other things such as steel brow, Colossus, recover, crippling etc.Try fearsome on hammer Bros(auto 10 dmg) and sword/spear tanks. Let's them disrupt through morale instead of dmg.Im pretty psyched, just committed to a flails duelist AND cleaver duelist. They are both surprisingly different.

One with headshot and crippling perks in heavy armor and one with hit chance and duelist in nimble. I'll let you figure out which?. Hate to be 'that guy' but I just want to point out that foot injuries + pathfinder don't work the way you seem to think they do.Sadly, the reduction in AP + fatigue from pathfinder is applied before the +1 AP from a maimed foot / bruised leg. Since the minimum AP cost is 2, the maths goes: 2 AP (base) -1 AP (pathfinder) = 2 AP still. Then 2 AP + 1 (injury) = 3 AP per tile on normal flat groundTherefore, a bro with an injury that affects movement AP will always be moving a tile shorter on flat ground than a normal bro without pathfinder.

It can still be good anyway, but it's not really the 'cure' for a maimed foot.Disclaimer: Last time I tested this was around full release, so it might have changed since, but I definitely remember my sergeant with maimed foot + pathfinder still being left behind in a retreat against an orc party. RIP Billy the messenger. Just got this game about 3 days ago and watching my brothers (in real life) play the game first.I don't know what perks and what not are good with each other, but when I make my file it will be my personal goal to get one bro to have all the tier 1 perks.The comment on Executioner seems funny.

My bros think it's one of the best perks to have!Taunt has a powerful potential to save your other brothers from a horrible death. I've seen it mostly used to help lower level bros not die in their first few missions.

Backstab is great on the guys who use Polearms.My personal favorite perk is Underdog. I can't wait to use it for myself when I start playing!. I go the other way around at level one. Crippling strike for archers, fast adaptation for polearms. Colossus on all front line bros, who usually start well above 60hp anyway.Still not sure about fast adaptation, but a buff for being unlucky on your damage dealers seems to make them more reliable. I'll try Student next game, see how it feels to have your backrow half a level ahead instead.2nd perk, I put gifted on everyone eventually. +3 offense and both defenses is too good to pass, imo.3rd perk, shield expert front line, backstab on back line, lvl 2 Dodge on archers.4th perk varies a lot.

Anticipation on backline, either brawny or weapon spec on front line. Usually don't want more than 2 spear masters but still keep 4 around at that point.

Definitely bow mastery on archers.5th underdog front row, footwork 2nd row.6th Battleforged everyone except archers who get nimble. This is a huge powerspike where random deaths go down drastically.7th Almost never pick one of these. Indomitable is really good but costs too much fatigue. Would be essential on a frontline 2h bro, but those shine way too late for my taste. Rest seems to make easy content easier.After that, pathfinder on frontline and archers.

Now you can fight in the snow and forests. Never sure what to do with last two perks. Fast Adaptation is a solid choice imo. Good early on and with archers.Adrenaline is a must on the heavy armor 2handers for those 'oh shit' situations. Gotta make sure you grab a wildman with brawny though.Nine lives is a must for my 55, 2 star range bro along with steel brow or whatever its called.Bullseye is hot garbage I took it once and it felt like a wasted level. Whats the point when you could just switch to a pole arm or take the hex right behind your shield bro?Bags and Belts can be sorta useful for a 'Gladiator' Bro who uses throwing weapons, nets and melee weapon, Quick switch would obviously be a must.Also a Double grip Flail bro with Crippling strikes and executioner is absolutely killing for me at the moment (day 84).

Giving those sweet blunt head injures with the first strike (concussion is a -50% debuff on combat stats iirc) and then finishing them off with the second. I am a huge fan of Pathfinder. Lvl 3 every melee bro. However quick hands is the equivalent to this but not combined with. I do enjoy doing a slower paced quick hands run.

You take it instead of Pathfinder and have a shield dagger in each pack(starting with shield obviously) and don't move much.Pathfinder for a quicker paced QOL run.Quick hands for safer more involved run.Don't diss nimble till you try it. It doubles your effective hp as well as armor, while armor and battle forged only increase potential hp. Personally, I use it.The thing is, I am USUALLY firing at guys who are behind other guys, especially when combat starts.If you fire at a guy who is obstructed, you have a very low chance to hit. But usually, when you miss, that just means you hit the guy in front of him. It's not actually a miss. It's just hitting the wrong enemy.Now, suppose you are firing at a greataxe guy, behind their shield guy, who is behind your shield guy.

You are not going to fire at the shield guy, as you could friendly fire your own guy. You don't want to hit the shield guy, but if you fire at the greataxe guy, many of your shots will hit the shield guy and be frequently wasted.So you have bullseye, and twice as many of your shots hit the intended target. You could have fired at some isolated guy, but those guys are not really dangerous, because the fight will be over by the time they get stuck in, and often isolated guys are archers, who are not worth shooting at when you can just melee them to death.I wouldn't take it over say, crossbow mastery, but there are few enough desirable archer perks in the tree, I can easily take both. And I feel it is very desirable to fire into a group of enemies, because it means even when you miss, you usually hit, and I want to be able to focus down the most dangerous opponent wherever he is in the battle line. Usually, it's a guy with a pick, flail, or greataxe.