In Empire: Total War, rebels spawn when a revolt occurs in most regions.
If a faction is eliminated, any troops and generals it had will become rebels.įor more information, see Rebels (Empire: Total War). They do not recruit units (mostly because they're broke and aren't allowed to recruit most units). Unfortunately for them, Heretics are a good way to level up Priest Piety. 
In Medieval 2: Total War their main religion is considered heresy, and they will attempt to spread it with Heretics. When a settlement enters Civil Revolt, it doesn't have to be a Rebel settlement, it might come back to its previous owner.Īlthough Rebels usually only have their cultural troops, they might be seen with mercenaries by their side.Īll rebels' main religion is Heresy, and if they do make it high enough, Heretics and later even Witches will spawn and convert and/or curse Generals (only Witches). Rebels usually do not have strong cultural troops, but can be seen with the aid of mercenaries sometimes. Rebels can have Generals, but have no family trees. If a faction gets eliminated from the game, its Generals and Agents will become Rebels, which will increase the Rebels influence to the other factions.īrigands are rebel armies that make no attempt to conquer cities instead simply attacking weaker armies or blocking roads. Settlements that enter Civil Revolt after the start of the game receive a random number of troops that depend on the amount of population in the Castle/City (e.g a Roman town enters a Civil Revolt and that town had 24.000 people living in it, this would create an enormous army and it might even add some stronger units in it). Shogun: Total War Medieval: Total War Rome: Total War
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