How to deal with rebels?

**drone** · 05-02-2017, 23:35

Even if you have killed off the other factions, you will need to maintain garrisons in the provinces to prevent rebellions or re-emergences. To prevent a rebellion, you will need to keep the happiness above 100%, over 120% is preferred (extra leeway to handle events and prevent a province from being sucked into a re-emergence). Hitting the shift key on the campaign map will highlight which provinces are in danger (yellow or red).

**Gilrandir** · 05-03-2017, 05:01

Originally Posted by drone

Even if you have killed off the other factions, you will need to maintain garrisons in the provinces to prevent rebellions or re-emergences.

Or you can use spies. They increase the loyalty of a province. A governor with high dread also helps. Some of the provinces are inherently more rebellious though (like Reget), so you'll have to combine a high-dread governor, a spy and some troops garrisoned there. And monitor the loyalty every time before hitting "end turn".

**Age** · 05-04-2017, 22:37

Thanks and I know Reget is not that easy but i won total domination finally .

**edyzmedieval** · 05-04-2017, 23:01

Never finished a Vikings campaign, thank you for showing the screen to me, approximately 14 years after the game has been released.

**Age** · 05-04-2017, 23:26

You are welcome not to hard except for dealing with rebels and several game crashes got it done now it is Mercia.

**Ludens** · 05-05-2017, 11:21

Originally Posted by edyzmedieval

Never finished a Vikings campaign, thank you for showing the screen to me, approximately 14 years after the game has been released.

Same here. Thanks, Age.

**drone** · 05-05-2017, 16:14

Never played the Vikings?!? What is wrong with you people?

The Vikings are the easiest of the VI factions, and their mechanics let you play the game several different ways. The most fun I had was using raiding parties to keep all the main island factions in the bronze age, accumulating treasure and going from coast to coast raping and pillaging. You can go on for years with just a few small armies (which eventually get insanely high valour, and lots of stars for the leaders).