A little tip for the English

[Wasp]

Doesn't this depend on the rebel general actually? It's his loyality after all that determines the bribe, isn't it?
Oh, welcome rabcarl!

I don't think he even has loyalty (since he's a rebel, to whom would he? Himself?)

Welcome, rabcarl!

[I of the Storm]

Not sure, tbh. But I remember that sometimes I do fail in bribing a rebel stack, and it says someting about my diplomat being unable to bribe the guy because his loyalty was too high. VnV's involved? Dice roll?

[seireikhaan]

Rebel generals do have a loyalty rating. However, as a general rule, it will almost always be zero. Generally, the only rebels with loyalty ratings are those who are governors of certain provinces- for example, if Constantinople is lost to rebellion, the game will still assign the governor title to one of the rebels, thus giving the +4 loyalty the title bestows.

[Ironside]

Doesn't this depend on the rebel general actually? It's his loyality after all that determines the bribe, isn't it?
Oh, welcome rabcarl!

Aye and power of the army. Even rebels can occcationally have loyalty (they got 0 normally), making them quite expensive to bribe.

Not sure, tbh. But I remember that sometimes I do fail in bribing a rebel stack, and it says someting about my diplomat being unable to bribe the guy because his loyalty was too high. VnV's involved? Dice roll?

Dice roll, but loaded, atlleast by the stars of the emissary and probably the bribing v&v as well. Loyalty seems to only affect the size of the bribe.

[I of the Storm]

Again, there's always something new to discover about good old MTW.