Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord
Character Level Alerts
Spot unspent points and available perks across your clan without opening every character. Restored alerts and dropdown markers show who has a progression choice waiting.
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Make it your own
What it brings to your game
Clan-wide progression reminders
Unspent focus and attribute alerts
Available perk markers
Player guide
Make the most of your mod
Requirements
For Bannerlord single-player with Native, SandBoxCore, and Sandbox enabled. Character Level Alerts does not require additional mods.
Installation
- Subscribe on Steam or place the complete WPS_CharacterLevelAlerts folder from the Nexus download inside Modules.
- Enable [WPS] Character Level Alerts and start or load your campaign.
Find unspent choices
Watch the character-menu indicator, then open the character screen. The hero dropdown adds (+N) for available focus points, attribute points, and perk choices on living adult members of your clan.
Select a marked hero and spend the available choices normally. The mod does not grant XP, points, or perks.
If an indicator is missing
The mod supports the normal and War Sails character screens. Another mod that replaces the character screen may hide the dropdown markers while the campaign-map alert still works.
It can be added to or removed from an existing save. When reporting a problem, say whether it affects the map alert, dropdown, or both, and include your game version and other character-screen mods.
A closer look
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The latest, and what came before
Release notes
Version 1.0.8Nexus Mods
- Updates support and listed requirements for Bannerlord 1.4.8.
- Removes outdated launcher warnings.
- Refreshes the player download and WPS artwork.
Version 1.0.8August 25, 2026Steam Workshop
- Updated for Bannerlord 1.4.8 stable and removed incorrect launcher version warnings.
- Refreshed the download and WPS presentation.
UpdateJune 2, 2026Steam Workshop
- Polished the download and instructions while keeping the same character-alert behaviour.







