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If I am attempting to convert the likes of Nebuchadnezzar or Namaan using Sower, how is the brigade of the character determined?

Options I can see happening:

1. Character becomes good Gold because Sower is Gold.
2. Character becomes brigade of the enhancement placed. (or brigades if Enhancement is multicolor?)
3. Character becomes the brigade shown on the card. (white/purple for Neb, Red for Namaan)

Sower
"You may place a good Enhancement from hand on a human Evil Character. After battle, discard that Enhancement to convert that character to a Hero."

3.  Otherwise, convert defaults to the brigade of the converting enhancement.

Pretty sure the order is this:
1.  If character has a face value brigade when converted, use that.
2.  If the converting card specifies a brigade, use that.
3.  Otherwise, convert defaults to "of your choice."

Confirmation pending.

1.  Semi-inaccurate.  If a dual icon card converts itself, it swaps identities.  If another card converts it, it does not.

● If the active identity of a dual icon card has a convert effect that converts to the name or type of the inactive
identity, the convert effect swaps the active identity of the card.
● If the active identity of a dual icon card is converted by a convert effect other than its own effect, it retains the
characteristics of the active identity that are not changed and does not swap identities.

2.  Accurate.
3.  Inaccurate.

● If a convert effect allows a player to choose the brigade of the card being converted, then that player must
choose an existing brigade for that card type.
● Unless otherwise specified, targets are converted to a brigade color of the card with the convert effect.

Quotes from REG:
https://www.cactusgamedesign.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/REG_PDF_5.1.0.pdf

Sower would convert them to gold brigade.

REG:

Unless otherwise specified, targets are converted to a brigade color of the card with the convert effect.

"Any brigade" means you have to choose a single brigade. So no.

Saul insteads any convert on himself to self-convert to Paul.

Why should they be? Each character has their own requirements for converting. Saul is just weird in that he requires a convert to convert.