After a certain point in the campaign, do you allow your players to get servants?
After a certain point in the campaign, do you allow your players to get servants?
James Gomez
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Jace Jackson
Principally yeah.
But when party consists of noblewoman, her maid, her valet/minstrel, her tutor/confessor and her bodyguard/equerry there isn't much room for further improvement.
Camden Taylor
I don't let them "hire", if they want servants they gotta capture them first
Justin Powell
Yeah, I expand the hireling rules in 2e to include maids, butlers, cooks and other servants. Especially for less serious campaigns, I like to use systems for things they aren't designed for, and TSR D&D is easy to adapt.
Way to take a concept that has slightly-above-average magical realm potential and turn it int one that's strongly magical realm.
Kevin Perry
That isn't a servant, that's a slave.
John Williams
Servants sure, but slavery straight up exists and is rather common, taken from many worlds for many buyers for all sorts of purposes.
Ryan Morgan
Nothing magical realmy about it
Carson Smith
ANOTHER MEIDO THREAD?!
Ryder Hall
Only if it's involuntary. ;)
Jace Ward
It's also only "capture" if it's involuntary, isn't it?