Rebelling Faction Clan Names

[Tirdezan]

So i started a Vlandia themed campaign, there was a rebellionn Sargot. I got excited and went to see the name of the clan (it had the Harlaus banner so i hyped on seeing something implying Swadia) it was "Sargot's Rebels" or something like that. I mean it is just a name but maybe this also could be rng-ed from a existing name pool just as the character names do?

Edit: As a addition, maybe sometimes rebels may not be nobles, in that case just "X's rebels" format could also work, it would be a mob or peasant revolt. I could build up more dynamics depending on this and deepen the mechanics but it is kinda too late dor those, so i would like to see this simple version since it must be easy to implement (and create immersion easily) (and a hint of noble/non-noble distinction of Warband).

 

[Midmourngaming]

So i started a Vlandia themed campaign, there was a rebellionn Sargot. I got excited and went to see the name of the clan (it had the Harlaus banner so i hyped on seeing something implying Swadia) it was "Sargot's Rebels" or something like that. I mean it is just a name but maybe this also could be rng-ed from a existing name pool just as the character names do?

Edit: As a addition, maybe sometimes rebels may not be nobles, in that case just "X's rebels" format could also work, it would be a mob or peasant revolt. I could build up more dynamics depending on this and deepen the mechanics but it is kinda too late dor those, so i would like to see this simple version since it must be easy to implement (and create immersion easily) (and a hint of noble/non-noble distinction of Warband).

This is an awesome idea It deserves more attention

 

[Tryvenyal]

Rebels have 2 phases:
"Sargot Rebels" is the first phase. The leaders are peasants (Level 6 or something like that, dressed as Looters/Recruits). At some point, they change to "Robert´s Clan", named after the clan-leader and the members are improved to about level 15-20 and noble gear.

Rebels are not nobles. They "becomes" noble by success and force.

Other estates than nobles are not represented in Bannerlord but it would be interesting to see Burghers/Republics and ofcourse religious representation. One of the Imperial factions are supposed to be republicans but they failed to represent this in game mechanics and I can't remember which of them it was(Not SE. I think WE. NE refused a female successor, if I remember right.)

 

[Midmourngaming]

The northern empire are the republic. And naming the empire after the clan leader is cool but would’ve doper for emmersion if they could just form a new joinable faction in the game that can rival others.