Should the Banker position be removed?

[Indirik]

Assigning militia is a mostly pointless power. Rarely available, and sometimes convenient, but rarely. Disbanding militia can be useful, moslty when plotting or dealing with treachery. Both powers only used in the region the general is physically in. Overall, I wouldn't really call them all that powerful.

[Gustav Kuriga]

I hardly call assigning militia a pointless power. I've done so several times as General of Sorraine. If you find it pointless, then you are not using it correctly.

[Indirik]

Not completely pointless, just mostly pointless. My undertsanding is that it was originally intended as a convenience to give people back their units when they lost them to pausing, or other such things. Yes, you can give a unitless noble a militia unit. Meh...

[Chenier]

Assigning militia is a mostly pointless power. Rarely available, and sometimes convenient, but rarely. Disbanding militia can be useful, moslty when plotting or dealing with treachery. Both powers only used in the region the general is physically in. Overall, I wouldn't really call them all that powerful.

Disbanding militia can be powerful for a traitorous or rebellious general. But otherwise, yea, I agree with you.