I liked the game, but I never had any yellow cicles show up.  I suppose the dark green ones were the unaffiliated people.  For some reason the red cicrcle would react closing in on the green ones when I clicked on the cross, not clear to me.  I had some trouble distinguishing the reaction to the flee command and the engage command.  The music could be a little more varied, while still staying medieval.  I think it is a good start for a strategy game that has out of control features and it can be improved.

The game itself is very confusing but the presentation is neat.

The art and music were really fitting and helped stylize the game and generally just polished the game. The gameplay, while a little confusing to understand at first, was kind of entertaining. Just seeing those little red circles grow in power and size made me smile a little bit. I think it really needed a bit more depth in mechanics just to elevate it, like maintaining the rebels' hunger or something. Overall, I liked it. Sort of like a roulette table mixed with agar.io.

I really liked the ideas presented, along with the themeing as a whole, but I found it a bit difficult to pick up

I enjoyed this little game. The theme of Ye Olde wars applied to the swarm style game was really nice. This was a really good implementation of how to code swarms which may or may not listen to you.

Promising idea. Could use a bit more polish - make the individual characters a bit larger, and add some visual or sound ping when you select an action (perhaps display the current action/stance on somewhere in the UI).

And as Third Minima mentioned, I like how the idea can be expanded to feature cities and battlefields.

Interesting take on removing control by using orders to more independent units. could be interesting to add walls or cities to expand the possibilities.