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==Multiplayer== Multiplayer for Mount & Blade Warband includes a lobby with LAN and internet capabilities and rooms with a maximum of 64 players by default. However, there are legally modified servers with more than 64 slots, allowing around 100 to 200 players to play the game together. The multiplayer mode features different game types, such as deathmatch, team deathmatch, or the more complex siege mode. Some servers specialized on duelling, using deathmatch mode with custom rules. The player can select one out of three classes before spawning, being either archer, infantry or horseman of each faction - One faction, the Khergit Khantate is an exception however, having the two classes "lancer" and "horse archer". The player then buys his/her equipment; the number of coins available to the player at the beginning for a round is set by the server administration. In all game modes, players can get money for killing opponents, in some game modes they will also be awarded for destroying certain objectives or, as a team, winning a round. The multiplayer mode closest to the singleplayer game is "battle", which does not allow players to respawn when they die, until the round is over.
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