Fifteen years in the shield wall.

I've been part of the Mount & Blade community for over 15 years — from the old Warband days of Persistent World servers and native line battles, through cRPG grinds, to Bannerlord clan wars today. I've been the new recruit, the officer chasing no-shows, and the leader trying to keep a hundred people organised across three games and two timezones.

The Command Centre started as an internal dashboard for my own community — tracking who was actually turning up, keeping promotion debates civil, and syncing ranks to Discord so nobody had to do it by hand at midnight. It worked so well other clans asked for their own. So I built it properly, made it modular, and put it behind this site.

The hosting side is the same story. Communities need game servers, a website, and voice comms — and they usually end up buying them from three different companies who've never heard of Bannerlord. I run it all on my own dedicated hardware, and when you message support, you're messaging me — the person who built it, who plays the same games you do.

Pricing is by conversation, not a pricing table. A 20-man Warband clan and a 300-member multi-game community don't need the same thing, and mates get mates rates. Tell me what you're building and we'll sort something fair.