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<blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 1790281" data-attributes="member: 10177"><p>Generally, followers and cohorts are only meant to go with you when you are the only player. Otherwise they stay behind and guard/manage your holdings.</p><p></p><p>For example, my current group has a 9th level paladin and a 9th level cleric who both took leadership, one at 6th level (the Paladin) and the other at 9th.</p><p>The Paladin took the feat to have what is now a 7th level cohort and his followers guard/maintain/work a vineyard and Mansion (from a excellent module called Morricks Mansion). The cleric took it at ninth level to "man" a temple which she now has to build because Tyr manifested there in response to saving the condemned soul of a paladin (from another excellent module called Grey Citadel).</p><p></p><p></p><p>As for what classes the followers are supposed to be, it is the NPC classes such as warrior. I house ruled that if they cut the numbers in half their followers could be PC classes. I also allow multiple selections of the Leadership feat to add the same amount of additional followers and cohorts. As far as a I know that is a house rule too.</p><p></p><p>Edit: for more definitive information read all the info about followers and cohorts in the DMG.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Treebore, post: 1790281, member: 10177"] Generally, followers and cohorts are only meant to go with you when you are the only player. Otherwise they stay behind and guard/manage your holdings. For example, my current group has a 9th level paladin and a 9th level cleric who both took leadership, one at 6th level (the Paladin) and the other at 9th. The Paladin took the feat to have what is now a 7th level cohort and his followers guard/maintain/work a vineyard and Mansion (from a excellent module called Morricks Mansion). The cleric took it at ninth level to "man" a temple which she now has to build because Tyr manifested there in response to saving the condemned soul of a paladin (from another excellent module called Grey Citadel). As for what classes the followers are supposed to be, it is the NPC classes such as warrior. I house ruled that if they cut the numbers in half their followers could be PC classes. I also allow multiple selections of the Leadership feat to add the same amount of additional followers and cohorts. As far as a I know that is a house rule too. Edit: for more definitive information read all the info about followers and cohorts in the DMG. [/QUOTE]
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