History Characters / RebelInc

** Warlord's lack of stability delaying, military operations being completed by militia (which train very cheap, but require bonuses over time), placing blockades at garrisons in order to gain money. Very poor Support Level. Coalition Soldiers are more expensive, and leave sooner. Overall higher corruption due to funded Militia at the start of the game, stacking well with other corruption downsides.

** General's garrisons and military upgrades, ability to train soldiers at the start and declare martial law. As well as increased civilian initiative, Effective Procurement and PR costs.
** Banker's compounding interests with increased inflation, one-time access to lobbyists. Lower budget is compensated by Economist's budget headstart, also allowing larger interests right at the start of the game.

** Warlord's lack of stability delaying, military operations being completed by militia (which train very cheap, but require bonuses over time), placing blockades at garrisons in order to gain money. Very poor Support Level.
** Tank Commander's tanks give access to powerful way of removing insurgents from plain zones. First National Tank unit costs 1 as well due to Warlord's ability. Civilian initiative prices increased even further. Garrisons, Drones and Airstrikes are more expensive.
Development Director's experts and civilian discussions are combined in one governor in playthrough. Their weaknesses are also combined as well: Economists' yearly (instead of monthly) budget refills, General's civilian and PR initiative costs, Banker's inflation bonus, Smuggler's incoming damage from corruption, Warlord's incoming hostility due to his initiatives, Tank Commander's all-round higher cost requirement, Development Director's coalition force access restriction are also present in one governor.

* AllYourPowersCombined: Economist's budget headstart, General's garrisons and military upgrades, Banker's interests, Smuggler's 'unique' money making methods, Warlord's lack of stability delaying, Tank Commander's tanks, Development Director's experts and civilian discussions are combined in one governor in playthrough. Their weaknesses are also combined as well: Economists' yearly (instead of monthly) budget refills, General's civilian and PR initiative costs, Banker's inflation bonus, Smuggler's incoming damage from corruption, Warlord's incoming hostility due to his initiatives, Tank Commander's all-round higher cost requirement, Development Director's coalition force access restriction are also present in one governor.

* ReformedCriminal.

* BoringButPractical - having no upsides or downsides makes him a very decent choice in the gameplay, as he is able to fund all initiatives at their usual cost while having no hidden disadvantages like increased cost, inflation boost, corruption damage growth.

* GoodWithNumbers - Economist gets her entire yearly budget once per year, instead of by small payments every month. Players have to leave some funds unspent just in case of emergency spending during a popup event. At least she starts the game with a huge budget in advance (around 70 points, while others start at 45 at most).

* EarlyGameHell - massive cost increment for civilian initiatives and for some key initiatives like PR (doubles support level) and Effective Procurement (reduces corruption growth) forces you to be very accurate about spending funds on them. Most Services initiatives cost nearly double the usual amount.

* TokenEvilTeammate - as a retired black market operator, he has enough skills to be capable of using regional Corruption to gain funds for operation. Although, since people know who he was before becoming a governor, they would be more angrier if the region is corrupt.

* TokenEvilTeammate - all of his initiatives reduce Support level and very significantly increase Hostility among the population. To put salt into the wound - the region already hates him (noticable by the fact that the amount of hostile people is increasing at the beginning of the game), the Militia initiative is already funded (reduces support and boosts hostility ''even further''). To completely finish off - Coalition has less trust on him, so Coalition soldiers cost more, have much less morale and withdraw much faster, while his national soldiers will constantly demand bonuses or they'll have the regional population more hostile and corrupt. At least people and Coalition understand his exceptionally serious struggle with the starting situation and expect much slower stabilization than usual (reputation hit from lack of stability starts in early 2006, while other governors suffer from that in mid-late 2004). His ability to cheaply convert his large personal militia into national soldiers helps to compensate his weaknesses.

* TanksForNothing - tanks' ability to absolutely wreck insurgents in flat terrain is surely awesome and has good benefits, yet tanks cost much more than usual, train slower, cannot support or gather intel, unable to reach rough terrain with bad roads (unless All Terrain Tanks is active), people also hate those war machines disrupting their usual life (until governor funds the classes for drivers to be able to ride much more accurately).

* AllYourPowersCombined - Economist's budget headstart, General's garrisons and military upgrades, Banker's interests, Smuggler's 'unique' money making methods, Warlord's lack of stability delaying, Tank Commander's tanks, Development Director's experts and civilian discussions are combined in one governor in playthrough. Their weaknesses are also combined as well: Economists' yearly (instead of monthly) budget refills, General's civilian and PR initiative costs, Banker's inflation bonus, Smuggler's incoming damage from corruption, Warlord's incoming hostility due to his initiatives, Tank Commander's all-round higher cost requirement, Development Director's coalition force access restriction are also present in one governor.

* CorruptBureaucrat - due to requirement of deploying multiple Experts, you have to fund the Unofficial Procurement initiative (initiative rollout will increase Corruption Risk instead of money) - if you won't, then Experts will immediately take those funds to rollout the initiatives, leaving you with no funds to spend on military or government initiatives. If Unofficial Procurement is active, then multiple Experts with multiple zone initiative rollout will end up massively increase the Corruption Risk in short period of time.

* TimedMission - 1 reputation point is deducted every month you take to capture all 4 oil derricks from insurgents. There is no other way to increase or decrease own reputation. In Mega Brutal difficulty, you have less than 6 years to seize the derricks.

* TokenEvilTeammate - all of his initiatives reduce Support level and very significantly increase Hostility among the population.

* TokenEvilTeammate

* TokenEvilTeammate