I desperately need to finish figuring out next fall's game--which will be fun and I'm excited and what-not!--but I really just want to play New Vegas again. I'm definitely teaching it fall 2022.
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...it is interesting and notable that the forms of wealth ownership - noble landholdings, urban craftswork and long-distance land-based trade - are the ones that dominate a lot of popular thought, but small landholdings (the gentry), and banking are excluded from the game.
And of course in a game setting where all of the nationalities are pretty clearly intended to be taken as corresponding to historic peoples, it becomes notable who is not represented (and the absence of real minorities outside of those major groups).
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(The above tweet being a long-winded way of saying that M&B Bannerlord, I assume unintentionally, has built a medieval European/Mediterranean world that has no Jews or Jewish-analogs in it).
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Also, on to all of that - Bannerlord is a game set in a fictionalized Middle Ages in which not only does religion not matter, it does not appear to exist. So I'd think there's plenty you could teach from here just in the mechanics, before even getting to dialogue.
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