Even among the bandits, the Wiends aren’t a majority. They’re just a much bigger minority (proportionally) if you’ve not stopped the Harrowing.
Absolutely.
I don’t think so.
And I’m afraid there’s no equivalent to squires.
Probably from next game or game 3.
As for the other questions, I’m afraid I can’t give a set answer, and recommend you make up whatever seems to give the best balance to your mod…
Do Phalangites and Alastors undergo any formal training?
Please please havie let me kill Breden… Burning hwr in a stake for Traitor…
Breden is not the traitor … we shouldn’t kill innocent friend who adore us 
@Havenstone… if Breden is truly the traitor, could you please give us an option to forgive him/her ? i mean it is still MC choice to be forgiveful right ? :-)
I give zero shits if is Traitor or not I WANT HER DEAD GONE
@Havenstone: Are all potential “leave this guy in charge while I’m across the Ward” characters potential lieutenants for the revolution come Book 2?
Why ?? Breden is a nice and good girl… she will be my diplomat or spy master in my new kingdom
I mean i will nominate her to Suzane since Suzane will be my mandated future Queen 
You can kill Breden already.
She has to be in your band at the final battle, though.
If she’s not a traitor, she’s a terrible cook. And that’s even worse!
I agree, Breden seems to be dragging your revolt down with her constant sedition against you.
I was thinking more of a formal, public execution for treachery and heresy against the True Eclect, rather than the quick death she is given in Chapter 4.
My character is a Theurge and Eclect, and if the band puts him aside in favour of some helot upstart, they will be reminded why I am in charge after I incinerate Breden, and his three most stalwart supporters. No one is irreplaceable, least of all helots.
They will put up with me, because I am the only Theurge in the rebellion. Of course the rebellion’s focus will shift to nobles, merchants, and the yeomanry later on, so the helotry will probably rebel against me once they realise that I’m not going to make their lives better in any way. The yeomanry won’t care about my incineration of a few upstarts once I restore some of their rights.
I mean nobody in my rebellion knows breden as i didn’t stop the harrowing they only know their leader and eclect hates her despised her and accused her of bile stuff. In my playthrough she has no friends in my rebellion. And My character made pretty clear she is a spy and a heretical creature So breden in my group she can’t enter in a million of years.
What will you do with the helotry after the revolution? My Theurge MC is just going to force them back into servitude.
I wil give them the freedom and make them vassals as most feudalism in Europe. No slavery and no harrowing and a constitution in rhe medieval sense so they will have the rights given to free people and right to marry or not or have kids or not.
How will you hold back Xaos-Storms, Halassur, the famines you will get from not Theurgically bolstering the crop yields without Harrowing, do you have another way of procuring aetherial blood?
I won’t I will let the empire die by famine. I will close shayard and the rest will die. Or being taken Shayard could between the cultivated land and what i picked from empire survive enough . And about xaos storms I am convincing they will end going when Theurge will be totally purged as appear same time than theurge
But Shayard’s populace has had Theurgical harvests for decades, and most of the people would die if those end.
Absolutely. Especially Phalangites–for as long as they’re in the army.
As for Breden, yes, you’ll continue to have options to kill xhim, believe xhim, disbelieve but forgive xhim…just like in Game 1. The stakes of treachery, of course, will keep getting higher.
Yes…though not all of them will be equally effective in keeping their lieutenant role if e.g. a disgruntled Breden or a firebrand Kalt who never joined you in Game 1 show up and make a bid for leadership of the band.
Make the most of that while it lasts. 