My only problem is keeping up a steady supply of troops I've got enough for myself, but my garrisons are tiny, just enough to hold off an army for a little while until I ride to the rescue. Fortunately, the Sarranids have been beaten bloody by every other faction so they're hardly a threat and I've been able to drive of the Rhodoks pretty well so far. They're both at war with me, along with the Nords for some reason, and there's a Sarranid castle bang in the middle of my territory, with too many troops for me to take (200+, I grabbed the city and castle after they'd already been taken a few time by other armies and had less than 50 each). I've got my own faction now, the Calradian Dominion, with a city, a castle and a couple of villages stuck between the Sarranids and the Rhodoks.
Wage war on more than 70 maps, ranging from the Russian steppe to the Spanish Peninsular.I picked up Warband a few days ago after having had the original for a few months, and things are starting to get heavy. Destructible environments players can use a range of artillery and explosives to destroy various buildings, bridges, walls and other structures. 
Experience thrilling Naval battles on one of the games Frigates, Schooners or rowboat. More than 40 classical background music tracks. Lead squads of soldiers against each other in the new commander battle mode. Special musician units with drums, fifes, bagpipes or trumpets, able to play historically accurate tunes all recorded and played by award winning musicians. Construct barricades, dig trenches, and rig explosives with the multi-purpose Engineer class. Finely crafted game balance ensuring player skill is the hero of the battlefield, not the gun or the sword. A wide range of artillery pieces ranging from field cannons to mortars, capable of firing a variety of missiles such as canister, explosive shells and even rockets - all fully controllable by players. Five nations with more than 395 unique units to choose from. Massive multiplayer battles with up to 200 players. 
Accurate early 19th century weapons, uniforms and environments.
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