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| **HENCHMEN:** henchmen are npc’s with a regular class and level. Usually they are level 1 to begin with, but some might be higher. Henchmen are called Followers in the Blueholme rulebook. | **HENCHMEN:** henchmen are willing to join a player character's retinue and accompany him on dangerous adventures. Most have regular class and level, although some are Normals. Usually they are level 1 to begin with, but some might be higher. Henchmen are called Followers in the Blueholme rulebook. |
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| **To recruit henchmen**, one must go to a town or city and spend a week posting notices and spreading the word. For each 50gp spent on the recruitment drive per week 1d6 potential henchmen will arrive. There is a maximum of 1d6 per 1000 people in any town or city’s population during any one week. The party member with the highest Charisma attempts to hire first and must roll his CHA or less on a d20 to succeed. A character is limited to a number of henchmen indicated by his Charisma (henchmen==followers listed on page 5) at any one time. | **To recruit henchmen**, one must go to a town or city and spend a week posting notices and spreading the word. For each 50gp spent on the recruitment drive per week 1d6 potential henchmen will arrive. There is a maximum of 1d6 per 1000 people in any town or city’s population during any one week. The party member with the highest Charisma attempts to hire first and must roll his CHA or less on a d20 to succeed. A character is limited to a number of henchmen indicated by his Charisma (henchmen==followers listed on page 5) at any one time. |
