System Rebellion Risk

System Rebellion Risk is a measure of how likely a colony is to rebel against its current ruling House.

Codex
"For a noble house to successfully rebel against the ruling house of a colony, there must be widespread discontent about its rule. System Rebellion Risk tracks the causes of dissatisfaction on the colony and the likelihood of a rebellion in the next six months.

Some standard reasons for discontent are; - Poverty. One of the few things that unites the commoners and nobles in anger. The former because of starvation, and the latter because of the lack of luxury. - The ruler has a poor reputation - The leader of the colony's faction has a poor reputation - The ruler is not the legitimate ruler of the colony

It is also possible for houses to actively try to foment unrest in a colony, to destabilise the ruling house. Conversely, ruling houses become adept at defusing unrest within a colony, either by greasing the palms of popular figures, or through ruthless suppression of dissent."