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In this way we come to the end of our guide on how to dismount your horse, hoping that it will help you progress and have fun in Mount and Blade II Bannerlord.

It is possible that we decide whether to mount or dismount our horse in combat, for this we look at our horse and hold down the F to get off, it is possible that when we press the Z we dismount it, to get up again we will do it with the F, there is no option to return to our horse or get off it in full combat when we have any enemy nearby, to do so we would have to stop during combat, so before the enemy troops run towards us it is better to make a decision clearly.Ĭommanders have the option to decide in relation to the army, if among those is to get off the horse, you have to press the F5, then the result will be that they dismount, standing very close to their horses, waiting for orders, once that we want to ride the horses, what we have to do is press the F5 again, we must take into account the best time for a horse fight, if our enemies do it, the ideal is to do the same, otherwise we will continue on horseback to seek the advantage, we choose, only that in addition to this, having the right weapons and the army will be something key in determining a decision like this, seeing the skills and advantages that we will have. How to dismount your horse in Mount and Blade II Bannerlord?

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2 then Ctrl/ Shift+ 4 to command infantry and cavalry) Every single king, queen, peasant, and soldier makes use of the same skills as you do, making this guide useful not just for you, but also for understanding your companions and hirelings attributes.

Ctrl/ Shift : select additional groups (e.g. There are a total of 18 Skills and over 250 perks in Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord, all of which bring their own unique flavor to your warband.

Backspace : toggle command interface (use with and/or the commands below to position your troops).

These commands normally apply to your troops only allied forces can only be controlled during sieges or if you are the marshal of that faction. Use these controls to determine what party member types hear you and what they do.

: rotate view (move cursor to appropriate screen edge).

Ctrl+ : quick swap left/right (trading/looting/etc.).

P : party window (inaccessible during combat).

I : inventory window (use Baggage to access during combat).

F10 : access menu bar (windowed mode only).

Alt+ Enter : fullscreen/windowed (toggle).

Esc : menu (outside battle), options (during battle).

Ctrl+ J : horse rears (stopping instantly).

F : talk to NPCs, interact with doors and objects.

A D : strafe left/right (steer left/right when mounted).

Use these controls to move your character and interact with the world, interface, or other characters.