A small question again.

[Kuningas]

I got a little question again, used search, read a bit but still can't understand the system of rebellion.
When I conquered a Vaegir own castle it got named after vaegir rebellion or something like that. But I was alone and every single Lord of theirs came after me. I've read that you can somehow get  to be a Prince and get about 10 lords to your side or something like that. Am I correct or not, A complete description or atleast some answers would be very nice.
Best wishes, Kardo.

 

[Æon]

If you attacked a Vaegir castle and conquered it sucessfully then you become your own faction named after the faction you just attacked, example: "Vaegir Rebels". Same thing when doing it to other factions, for example if you conquered a Nord castle while being a lord to no one you would become "Nord Rebels". To start a rebellion you have to find a claiment. You can ask Travellers in taverns for 30 denars and they tell you which city a specific claiment is in. Make sure you have a good standing with the faction enemies because claiments usually reside in enemy courts. You also need a certain amount of renown to join up with the claiment, usually 200-300 is good. After you become their vassal they join up in your party and you can equip them with whatever you please. The next step is to conquer all of the faction's cities and castles. Another route you could take is to try and get the faction lords on your side, which is sometimes difficult so getting your relationship up with them sometimes helps first. Once you've conquered all the cities and castles and all faction caravans, farmer parties, and lord parties are defeated then the "Vaegir Rebels" faction turns into "Vaegirs" again. 

 

[Wesley]

How do I get lords of other vactions to my faction?

 

[Landwalker]

How do I get lords of other vactions to my faction?

You have to bake them cookies.  The quality of the cookies is determined by a complex formula incorporating your skill in Trade, Leadership, Surgery, Looting, and Thrown Weapons.

Cheers.

 

[Trooper5445]

Mostly persuasion though.