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-Winning a battle with a lord can increase that lord's loyalty.
-Raiding with an army.
-Recruiting units into a lord's army.
-Equipping items, banners and followers to a lord can increase their loyalty.
-Har Ganeth has a faction mechanic which can cause lord to gain loyalty at the start of your turn, when Hellebron is still fairly young.
-The Thirteenth Scheme rite for Skaven gives Lords a chance to gain +2 loyalty each turn while it is active.
-Vampire Coast Lords have traits that say specifically what will increase their loyalty. For example, a firestarter gains loyalty through sacking or razing settlements.
And don't disband too many units from their army