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If the Norsca faction was wiped out:
You revive them when capturing the associated fortress. They start with an army at the fortress, but no settlements. So you need to have some associated town left to take & grant. Or they have to capture one by themselves. However if this army gets defeated, the faction is gone for good.
If they were confederated by other Norscans: Dead forever.
That's why you should always go for Wulfrik and Throgg first. After you granted the northern town on Albion to your first vassal, use the remaining movement points to march directly north to Wulfrik's start area.
You can also vassalize Wulfrik if you march directly to Monument of Bjorkil Bloody-Hand, but this costs 4 turns to march forth and back to the coast to vassalize him. These are 4 turns where Throgg will probably confederate 2-3 more factions.
The regular norsca vassals just suck. They don't have the income to do anything productive.
Wulfrik and Throgg are a lot better, they have solid legendary lords and faction bonuses.
WoC vassals can be great; however you have to grant them Dark Fortresses which are much more useful if you own them yourself. Letting them have any other settlements is 100% waste. Though Belakor can confederate them instead.
Skaven can be great if they have their starting province intact.
Order factions are also useful; however there's a conflict between your chaos vassals and the order vassals. The order factions may end up hating you just based on the vassalage of so many factions they hate, so they won't even buy cities from you.
I use my Vassals to defend places when I go on far away treks.
That would never in a million years have crossed my mind but now you say it, it makes perfect sense.
I don't think there is anything to "fix", just based on the confederation logic.
Wulfrik defeats Halvtor in battle, chooses to confederate.
Now Halvtor is fighting under Wulfrik's banner, his original faction no longer exists.
There is nothing to fix. It's how it is. It follows Norsca confederation rules. If a ruler loses a battle he is gobbled up by the winner. Therefore he and his settlements are now part of the winning faction.
As Be'lakor you can basicially have all Norscan vassals anyway. The only faction that is hard to get is Barsoling because Wulfric will be there by turn 4 and you cannot really stop him.
The way to stop Wulfric early is to do the following: Conquer the first settlement on your island but keep sacking the second. Use your Exhaulted Hero to go to Norsca and head straight for Wulfric. By turn 4 he usually conquered his second city. Put up a portal and get Be'lakor in front of him. Easy clap. Wulfric is then beaten and didn't have time to confederate the rest. From there you can easily take the Varg and Skaeling, then Throgg.
Oh man, thanks! I never would have worked that out!