@Raphael - glad to hear that you got your idea for Tokugawa working for you. I wouldn't mind seeing a pic of how that came out on the battlefield.
I'm currently working on version 24d of ACC. Urakami is already finished and Otomo, Ouchi and Satomi nearly so. Four other clans are under development. And I have a nice surprise for you...
Yes, it seems like I've figured out how to change the mons on the banners. So now not only the Useugi could fly their proper clan banner on the battlefield (red mon on blue background), but also the rest of the clans, as long as the proper mons are included in the game.
But after this 24d version, I'm short on info about the historical appearance of the remaining clans regarding special characteristics. This concerns the following clans:
Anekagoji
Asano*
Ashina
Bessho
(Buddhist rebels)
(Christian rebels)
(European traders - why do they have the mon of the Asai clan on their flags?)
Hatakeyama
Hatano
Honma
Ikko-ikki
Ito*
Jinbo
Kikkawa*
Kiso
(Kitabatake - this faction may have a connection to the Kato clan and I have some material for the latter)
Kobayakawa*
Kono
Matsuda
Murakami*
Ogigayatsu
Sagara
Saito
Satake*
Shoni
Sogo
Takaoka
Tsutsui*
Ukita*
Utsunomiya
Yamana
Yamanouchi*
So, guys, if you know something about them or where to acquire such data about them, I'd appreciate any help in the matter. Anything descriptive could do, whether a written statement in a book, a display of miniature figures, or a pic from an old painting etc. Otherwise I'll be forced to use my knowledge of how ashigarus, samurais or daimyos of certain other clans or in general looked in this period to arbitrary assign some of those designs to our remaining clans. This would not be totally wrong, however, given the fact that the principal difference between the armies here was the mon they carried on their banners. But it would be a bit unfortunate in cases where they were known to favour certain colours on their uniforms or banners. Clans for which I have some info in the types of banners they carried have been marked with an asterisk (*) on the list above, so we don't need to go looking for those.