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<blockquote data-quote="SBMC" data-source="post: 2549063" data-attributes="member: 30040">As others already said there are no rules. About this now - it is up to the DM.However note: when the PC goes to recruit, who shows up is random and is based upon where he is. If the PC is in a desolate hamlet…well then their probably won't be more than 1st level commoners around. If he goes to a major metropolis - lots of various folks. However lots of other higher level employers taking up NPC's as well. If the PC walks into a cit far away from anywhere else he has been and starts recruiting; well he has no reputation here…no one knows him here. He could settle in, get a bard to sing, wait for a month or so then begin (far better results)If he I in a familiar area and if he has a name for himself (in this case by default with the leadership feat his name should be of note in the area) in the area then many folks will show up because they want to part of his little organization; commoners, experts, warriors, fighters…but again based upon the populace.If he is a fighter then more martial characters would be attracted. A wizard…more arcane casters…etc.You can keep recruiting until you get the mix you want of course; but that does take time and resources. I am doing the same thing with my Fighter - making a little Army of my own (perhaps the my LN Ftr will battle your LG Pal someday with our armies! <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/devious.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":]" title="Devious&nbsp; &nbsp; :]" data-shortname=":]" /> )Of course the majority of the army are warriors - a few fighters in there…seeing a true fighters are so very rare (as are other PC classes).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SBMC, post: 2549063, member: 30040"] As others already said there are no rules. About this now - it is up to the DM. However note: when the PC goes to recruit, who shows up is random and is based upon where he is. If the PC is in a desolate hamlet…well then their probably won't be more than 1st level commoners around. If he goes to a major metropolis - lots of various folks. However lots of other higher level employers taking up NPC's as well. If the PC walks into a cit far away from anywhere else he has been and starts recruiting; well he has no reputation here…no one knows him here. He could settle in, get a bard to sing, wait for a month or so then begin (far better results) If he I in a familiar area and if he has a name for himself (in this case by default with the leadership feat his name should be of note in the area) in the area then many folks will show up because they want to part of his little organization; commoners, experts, warriors, fighters…but again based upon the populace. If he is a fighter then more martial characters would be attracted. A wizard…more arcane casters…etc. You can keep recruiting until you get the mix you want of course; but that does take time and resources. I am doing the same thing with my Fighter - making a little Army of my own (perhaps the my LN Ftr will battle your LG Pal someday with our armies! :] ) Of course the majority of the army are warriors - a few fighters in there…seeing a true fighters are so very rare (as are other PC classes). [/QUOTE]

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