How to make general rebel

**William1976** · October 21, 2008, 09:35 AM

I have been tinkering with the traits to make a general become a IA rebel. I like that when a general has a low loyalty 1 or 0, then at some point he should turn into a rebel and then the king will have to send a loyal general to stop him. I also have a trait that if a general is disobedient then if that general goes to the king the king might pardon him or make him worse.

The problem is even with 0 loyalty and a trait that reduces loyalty by -80 I cant get the general to become a rebel. Generals that are in a settlement become locked and sometime the settlement will revolt, but the general will not, and then be be shunted. Nevertheless I cant get a worthless loyal general to become a rebel?

What can I do to make this happen.

Will

**Gigantus** · October 22, 2008, 01:32 PM

It is also linked to the 'authority' level of your king and the distance from the general to the king.

**Userpro** · October 22, 2008, 10:15 PM

Check if the bodyguard-type of this general is listed in the EDU as buildable for the slave faction.

**William1976** · October 23, 2008, 06:00 PM

Originally Posted by userprobe

Check if the bodyguard-type of this general is listed in the EDU as buildable for the slave faction.

I'm using Perfectly pollished and in their edu there is no slave for the bodyguard.

Will

**Userpro** · October 23, 2008, 09:38 PM

I'm using Perfectly pollished and in their edu there is no slave for the bodyguard.

Maybe for that reason it cant convert to a rebel unit.

**Caledonian Rhyfelwyr** · October 24, 2008, 09:10 AM

I don't think that would be the problem, when an Aztec General revolts in the grand campaign he gets the European General's Bodyguard, I think all rebelling Generals do.

**William1976** · October 24, 2008, 02:37 PM

It must have somethin to do with authority. The King I had was maxed out in authority and I think no matter what, they will not rebel. I had a general with -200 loyalty and he was in a settlement and for 4 turns the settlement and general never rebeled, then turn 5, everthing went back to happy. The genneral was no longer disobediant and the settlement was happy. I think it meant that the king did some cleanup, Im not really sure what happened. The general still had no loaylty, but I quit the campaign.

Will