Why is butter considered a "military" good, and what effect does this have?

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If you switch to your "civilian" outfit while in a store, it will highlight all non-civilian equipment (such as (most) armour and weapons) in purple.

Civilian and non-civilian trade goods

Grain, meat, grapes etc. count as civilian items, but not butter. Why is this, and does it have any effect on gameplay?

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Best Answer

I didn't find any source validating my claim, but there is an ongoing meme/easter egg with butter in the mount&blade scene. It's likely an easter egg deliberately put there from the developers to further play on that joke.

I'm afraid I can't answer if this has any effects on the gameplay since I didn't have the time yet to play myself.

You can search for 'mount and blade: butterlord' in your favourite search engine and will find many more results explaining the joke and its origins.



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Why is butter considered healthy?

Butter contains vitamin D, a nutrient that is vital for bone growth and development. It also has calcium, which is essential for bone strength. Calcium also helps prevent diseases such as osteoporosis, a condition that makes bones weak and fragile. It can help make your skin healthier.

What are the effects of eating butter?

6 Dangerous Side Effects of Eating Too Much Butter, According to...
  • It can cause an increase in LDL 'bad' cholesterol.
  • It can lead to heart disease.
  • It can contribute to the development of visceral fat.
  • It can lead to obesity.
  • It can cause an increase in triglycerides.


Why is butter so good for cooking?

Due to its high concentration of fat, butter has a rich flavor and creamy texture. It works especially well for high-heat cooking like saut\xe9ing and pan-frying and can help prevent sticking while adding flavor. Butter is also widely used in baking to add texture and volume to baked goods and desserts.

Is butter a good source of fat?

High in Healthy Saturated Fat Butter contains about 63% saturated fat, 26% monounsaturated fat, and 4% polyunsaturated fat. Historically, the saturated fat in butter was thought to be bad for you. However, recent research suggests that saturated fat does not clog your arteries or contribute to heart disease.


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