Kingmakers - Factions
The warring factions of Kingmakers: the Welsh rebellion led by Owain Glyndwr that the time-traveling player is sent to champion, the English crown and its baronial lords who oppose the uprising, and the neighbouring powers of 1403 Britain who shape the wider conflict. The campaign of 1403 pits moder...
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· updated 2026-09-15
| Name | Type | Description | Region | Points Of Interest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Welsh Rebellion | Playable Faction | The uprising led by Owain Glyndwr against English rule in early 15th-century Wales. | Wales, 1403 | Owain Glyndwr's leadership Recruit Welsh warriors Rebuilding the rebellion's settlements |
| Kingdom of England | Antagonist Faction | The English crown and the baronial lords who govern and garrison the contested lands. | England and Wales, 1403 | Baronial lords and crown garrisons Static castles and fortifications Medieval field armies |
| House of Percy | Antagonist Faction | The powerful northern baronial family, the Percys of Northumberland, whose shifting loyalties make them a wildcard in the conflict. | Northern England, 1403 | Percy estates across Northumberland Northern marches garrisons Fluctuating royal alliances |
| Kingdom of Scotland | Neighbouring Power | Scotland across the border, ruled by its own monarch and a staple of the Anglo-Scottish wars that shaped the era. | Scotland | Border marches and raids Anglo-Scottish war pressure Occasional Welsh alliance |
| Kingdom of France | Foreign Power | The French crown across the Channel, the principal rival of England in the Hundred Years' War and a traditional backer of its enemies. | France | Hundred Years' War rivalry Financial and fleet backing French influence on the wider war |
| Irish Lordships | Neighbouring Power | The lordships and septs across the Irish Sea, divided between the Norman-Irish earldoms and the Gaelic Gaelic chiefs. | Ireland, 1403 | Gaelic septs and Norman-Irish earldoms Mercenary recruitment pool Raids across the Irish Sea |
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