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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MyISPHatesENWorld" data-source="post: 4225271" data-attributes="member: 65684"><p>I'd go with this as well. As a player, I never minded other players using a cohort (or familiar or animal companion or whatever). If I'm using a cohort, it's because the party needs something and I'm stuck playing it, so I don't care for the idea of having to give up my character's action for the dubious privilege of playing an npc that I'd have as a character if I wanted to play it. As a DM, I don't mind if there aren't a lot of players or if there is a gap in the party's capabilities. I like to avoid cohorts that outshine another party member, but that's the only real restriction. (I let people design their own cohorts, and have been allowed to design my own in games where one was needed.)</p></blockquote><p></p>