The XML files inside "Mount & Blade II Bannerlord\Modules\SandBoxCore\ModuleData\" contains almost all data relevant to the game (NPC / hero skills and equipment, village names and their IDs, etc.). Hilly or forested terrain will prevent parties from travelling at their maximum rate.Where to find IDs / Skills / Equipment The type of terrain parties travel over will influence their speed. Here are a few examples of how many horses is the best amount depending on inventory weight: Weight The speed improvement tends to increase rapidly at low numbers and significantly slows down toward the peak, so it is not necessary to get as close as possible to the ideal number of horses. The ideal number of horses varies by total weight being carried the more weight, the more horses. However, horses themselves also slow you down, so filling your inventory with horses will result in a negative effect. The type of horse is irrelevant, a cheap Sumpter Horse is just as good as the more expensive varieties.
The speed penalty for larger party sizes is also unaffected by extra horses in the inventory. weapons and armor do not count towards party speed, only trade goods. Some of the encumbering effects of trade goods can be counteracted by having spare horses in your inventory, where notionally they'll carry the trade goods for you. Beside the slower party speed, inventory items limit the amount of gear you can salvage and then sell. It is generally recommended not to go hunting bandits while carrying a heavy load of trade goods. Weight accumulated from inventory items, particularly trade goods, can significantly slow your party down.
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