what just happened???

[godfather_77]

I had two armies in the Iberian peninsula where i have two castles and had just besieged another belonging to the Moors.I win a decisive battle against a 20 unit Moor Army. My turn ends and I get notice that two of my generals, one who had previously won the battle and another with a 20 unit army became rebel armies!? Both generals had loyally rating of 6 and one had a "fresh foraging" trait, the other had an "army supply of 75%" and "no foraging" traits...so I can"t see troop moral going down that fast. What happened???

[Navajo Joe]

Sounds to me that you may have included BGR4 within your campaign Set Up

[Strengelicher]

This would be unusual even under BGR IV. Guess you were just unlucky. Picture your FL sinking down on his knees, pulling his hair and crying out, "Traitors! Traitors wherever I turn! We are doomed!"

[Judeman266]

You shouldn't let generals outside the war council lead attacks in foreign lands. That is probably what lead to their rebellion.

[godfather_77]

You shouldn't let generals outside the war council lead attacks in foreign lands. That is probably what lead to their rebellion.

What is the "war council" and who should lead my armies in foreign lands? I am using the BGR 2 submod.

[Byg]

In bgr2 the only thing you need to concern yourself with to prevent this is to maintain a high authority rating for your faction leader. Build him up then his armies loyalty will worth more. Their success was your downfall: weak king vs powerful successful lords...

[Ritterbruder44]

your general formed a kingdom of his own

[godfather_77]

In bgr2 the only thing you need to concern yourself with to prevent this is to maintain a high authority rating for your faction leader. Build him up then his armies loyalty will worth more. Their success was your downfall: weak king vs powerful successful lords...

Thanks that's good to know!

[k/t]

This is what just happened: http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?t=442495