It is important to avoid having two of the same workshop types in one settlement, as this will create competition between the two and reduce overall profits. It doesn’t matter if the workshop of your type is not currently there once you purchase a workshop, you can change what it produces. Now that you’ve identified which resources can be found in abundance from the surrounding bound villages, you can go into the settlement (in this case Ocs Hall) and purchase one of the workshops. This means that the villages have the capacity to supply a lot of base material for Wood Workshops (Hardwood), Pottery Shops (Clay), and Linen Weavery (Flax).
The settlement has three bound villages, each of which have different primary production resources: Mareiven (Hardwood), Oritan (Clay), and Fregian (Flax). In the example below I have identified Ocs Hall as a relatively prosperous settlement with 4281 prosperity. Once you’ve found a prosperous settlement, you should check the nearby villages by hovering over them and pressing to find out what their primary production of resources is. (1 of 5) When inside a settlement, hold to see location markers for available workshops. This is important because as the settlement prosperity increases, so does the value of your workshop, allowing you to sell the workshop for an instant, lump sum profit in the future. The most prosperous settlements have a value over 5000, but anything above 4000 is reasonable for a good investment, and also allows for significant growth. To determine whether a settlement is prosperous, simply hover over the settlement to reveal some basic values such as who owns it, the strength of the garrison, food stocks, and most importantly in this case: prosperity and bound villages. All of this information can be viewed when you are nearby a specific settlement by hovering over it and pressing to reveal more information.
This comes in essentially three steps: determining which settlements are the most prosperous in your game world, inspecting what they produce, and finding out what resources the nearby villages supply to that settlement. To purchase a workshop in Bannerlord requires a bit of planning before you make the investment. Any workshop in Calradia will vary in purchace price between 13,000 to 18,000 denars.
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