If you play purely vanilla, treat the cache as a myth. If you are willing to install a community patch, treat it as a free bank loan from the pixel gods. Just remember: when the Elder accuses you of hunting his deer, do not argue. Just run.
In the brutal, gunpowder-scarred landscape of Mount & Blade: With Fire & Sword , coin is king. Whether you are outfitting a Musketeer, buying gunpowder for a siege, or simply trying to pay your mercenaries, cash flow is a constant struggle. While most players focus on trading, looting, or mercenary work, there is a lesser-known, quasi-legendary mechanic that can give you a massive early-game boost: the Hidden Cache .
In the vanilla (unpatched) version of With Fire & Sword , the Hidden Cache is notoriously bugged. When you search the cache, there is a very high chance (estimated 80-90%) that the game will trigger a script error. Instead of giving you loot, the screen will flash, your reputation will drop, and the Elder will suddenly treat you like a criminal.
Whispered about on forums and misunderstood by many, the Hidden Cache is one of the most unique (and buggiest) features of this standalone expansion. Here is everything you need to know to find it, loot it, and avoid the headaches that come with it. The Hidden Cache is not a random encounter on the world map. Rather, it is a specific, interactive object hidden inside the Village Elder’s menu. If you have played Warband , you might remember being able to search for suspicious villagers or look under rocks. With Fire & Sword attempts to evolve this by letting you search for a cache of military supplies.
“The Elder looks at you with suspicion. He thinks you were hunting on his land without permission.”
Yes. In the first hour of a new game, visit every village. The caches respawn? (Debated). Some players claim they respawn after 30 days; others say they are a one-time find per village. It is best treated as a "find it once" bonus. Final Verdict The Mount & Blade: With Fire and Sword Hidden Cache is a tragic artifact of cut content. It represents a great idea—dynamic environmental looting—ruined by a sloppy copy-paste error from Warband 's hunting mechanics.
Mount And Blade With Fire And — Sword Hidden Cache
If you play purely vanilla, treat the cache as a myth. If you are willing to install a community patch, treat it as a free bank loan from the pixel gods. Just remember: when the Elder accuses you of hunting his deer, do not argue. Just run.
In the brutal, gunpowder-scarred landscape of Mount & Blade: With Fire & Sword , coin is king. Whether you are outfitting a Musketeer, buying gunpowder for a siege, or simply trying to pay your mercenaries, cash flow is a constant struggle. While most players focus on trading, looting, or mercenary work, there is a lesser-known, quasi-legendary mechanic that can give you a massive early-game boost: the Hidden Cache .
In the vanilla (unpatched) version of With Fire & Sword , the Hidden Cache is notoriously bugged. When you search the cache, there is a very high chance (estimated 80-90%) that the game will trigger a script error. Instead of giving you loot, the screen will flash, your reputation will drop, and the Elder will suddenly treat you like a criminal.
Whispered about on forums and misunderstood by many, the Hidden Cache is one of the most unique (and buggiest) features of this standalone expansion. Here is everything you need to know to find it, loot it, and avoid the headaches that come with it. The Hidden Cache is not a random encounter on the world map. Rather, it is a specific, interactive object hidden inside the Village Elder’s menu. If you have played Warband , you might remember being able to search for suspicious villagers or look under rocks. With Fire & Sword attempts to evolve this by letting you search for a cache of military supplies.
“The Elder looks at you with suspicion. He thinks you were hunting on his land without permission.”
Yes. In the first hour of a new game, visit every village. The caches respawn? (Debated). Some players claim they respawn after 30 days; others say they are a one-time find per village. It is best treated as a "find it once" bonus. Final Verdict The Mount & Blade: With Fire and Sword Hidden Cache is a tragic artifact of cut content. It represents a great idea—dynamic environmental looting—ruined by a sloppy copy-paste error from Warband 's hunting mechanics.
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