Category:Henchmen - Revision history

Paxe at 15:09, 25 July 2026

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	==Henchmen==		==Henchmen==

	Henchmen, though valuable assistants, are often reticent in their aid, typically agreeing to fulfill just one task for the hero. They adhere strictly to this arrangement and will not perform additional duties. Additionally, to retain their services, heroes must provide payment on a weekly basis; failure to do so will result in the henchmen abandoning the hero's cause.		Henchmen, though valuable assistants, are often reticent in their aid, typically agreeing to fulfill just one task for the hero. They adhere strictly to this arrangement and will not perform additional duties. Additionally, to retain their services, heroes must provide payment on a weekly basis; failure to do so will result in the henchmen abandoning the hero's cause.

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			[[Media:Henchman-SheetPDF.pdf\|'''Download Black & White Henchman Sheet PDF''']]

	==Companion==		==Companion==

	Companions are a more advanced type of Henchman. A Companion holds 2 Professions instead of 1, giving the Hero the equipment and abilities of both at once. Companions are rolled up during Hero creation on [[HERO-700\|Table 700: Companion]], and arrive with a Gender, Relationship, and Outlook toward the Hero already established.		Companions are a more advanced type of Henchman. A Companion holds 2 Professions instead of 1, giving the Hero the equipment and abilities of both at once. Companions are rolled up during Hero creation on [[HERO-700\|Table 700: Companion]], and arrive with a Gender, Relationship, and Outlook toward the Hero already established.

Paxe at 15:01, 24 July 2026

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	==Henchmen==		==Henchmen==

	Henchmen, though valuable assistants, are often reticent in their aid, typically agreeing to fulfill just one task for the hero. They adhere strictly to this arrangement and will not perform additional duties. Additionally, to retain their services, heroes must provide payment on a weekly basis; failure to do so will result in the henchmen abandoning the hero's cause.		Henchmen, though valuable assistants, are often reticent in their aid, typically agreeing to fulfill just one task for the hero. They adhere strictly to this arrangement and will not perform additional duties. Additionally, to retain their services, heroes must provide payment on a weekly basis; failure to do so will result in the henchmen abandoning the hero's cause.

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	==Companion==		==Companion==

	Companions are a more advanced type of Henchman. A Companion holds 2 Professions instead of 1, giving the Hero the equipment and abilities of both at once. Companions are rolled up during Hero creation on [[HERO-700\|Table 700: Companion]], and arrive with a Gender, Relationship, and Outlook toward the Hero already established.		Companions are a more advanced type of Henchman. A Companion holds 2 Professions instead of 1, giving the Hero the equipment and abilities of both at once. Companions are rolled up during Hero creation on [[HERO-700\|Table 700: Companion]], and arrive with a Gender, Relationship, and Outlook toward the Hero already established.

Paxe at 15:22, 19 July 2026

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			==Companion==

			Companions are a more advanced type of Henchman. A Companion holds 2 Professions instead of 1, giving the Hero the equipment and abilities of both at once. Companions are rolled up during Hero creation on [[HERO-700\|Table 700: Companion]], and arrive with a Gender, Relationship, and Outlook toward the Hero already established.

			A Companion who dies on an expedition raises [[Stigma]] by 2 instead of 1.

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Paxe at 15:14, 4 July 2026

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			==Henchmen==

	Henchmen, though valuable assistants, are often reticent in their aid, typically agreeing to fulfill just one task for the hero. They adhere strictly to this arrangement and will not perform additional duties. Additionally, to retain their services, heroes must provide payment on a weekly basis; failure to do so will result in the henchmen abandoning the hero's cause.		Henchmen, though valuable assistants, are often reticent in their aid, typically agreeing to fulfill just one task for the hero. They adhere strictly to this arrangement and will not perform additional duties. Additionally, to retain their services, heroes must provide payment on a weekly basis; failure to do so will result in the henchmen abandoning the hero's cause.

	Each Henchman Profession is associated with specific equipment relevant to that profession. Henchmen will arrive prepared with these items, but it is the hero's responsibility to upkeep and replenish the equipment after each use.		Each Henchman Profession is associated with specific equipment relevant to that profession. Henchmen will arrive prepared with these items, but it is the hero's responsibility to upkeep and replenish the equipment after each use.

	Every Henchman has 2 Hand Slots and 3 Bag Slots, same as a Hero. What they can carry in those slots is strictly limited to the specific item(s) listed on their own profession page a Henchman cannot be equipped with anything else.		Every Henchman has 2 Hand Slots and 3 Bag Slots, same as a Hero. What they can carry in those slots is strictly limited to the specific item(s) listed on their own profession page, a Henchman cannot be equipped with anything else.

	Henchmen can die. A Henchman who dies on an expedition doesn't come back, and raises [[Stigma]] when the Hero eventually hires a replacement.		Henchmen can die. A Henchman who dies on an expedition doesn't come back, and raises [[Stigma]] when the Hero eventually hires a replacement.

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Paxe at 14:02, 4 July 2026

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Paxe at 23:18, 20 June 2026

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	Each Henchman Profession is associated with specific equipment relevant to that profession. Henchmen will arrive prepared with these items, but it is the hero's responsibility to upkeep and replenish the equipment after each use.		Each Henchman Profession is associated with specific equipment relevant to that profession. Henchmen will arrive prepared with these items, but it is the hero's responsibility to upkeep and replenish the equipment after each use.

			Every Henchman has 2 Hand Slots and 3 Bag Slots, same as a Hero. What they can carry in those slots is strictly limited to the specific item(s) listed on their own profession page a Henchman cannot be equipped with anything else.

			Henchmen can die. A Henchman who dies on an expedition doesn't come back, and raises [[Stigma]] when the Hero eventually hires a replacement.

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	Henchmen, though valuable assistants, are often reticent in their aid, typically agreeing to fulfill just one task for the hero. They adhere strictly to this arrangement and will not perform additional duties. Additionally, to retain their services, heroes must provide payment on a weekly basis; failure to do so will result in the henchmen abandoning the hero's cause.		Henchmen, though valuable assistants, are often reticent in their aid, typically agreeing to fulfill just one task for the hero. They adhere strictly to this arrangement and will not perform additional duties. Additionally, to retain their services, heroes must provide payment on a weekly basis; failure to do so will result in the henchmen abandoning the hero's cause.

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	Henchmen, though valuable assistants, are often reticent in their aid, typically agreeing to fulfill just one task for the hero. They adhere strictly to this arrangement and will not perform additional duties. Additionally, to retain their services, heroes must provide payment on a weekly basis; failure to do so will result in the henchmen abandoning the hero's cause.		Henchmen, though valuable assistants, are often reticent in their aid, typically agreeing to fulfill just one task for the hero. They adhere strictly to this arrangement and will not perform additional duties. Additionally, to retain their services, heroes must provide payment on a weekly basis; failure to do so will result in the henchmen abandoning the hero's cause.

	'''[[Stigma]]''' reflects the cumulative count of hired hirelings. It serves as a measure of the community's perception towards adventurers who enlist henchmen for perilous dungeon expeditions, especially when said henchmen fail to return.

	Each Henchman Profession is associated with specific equipment relevant to that profession. Henchmen will arrive prepared with these items, but it is the hero's responsibility to upkeep and replenish the equipment after each use.		Each Henchman Profession is associated with specific equipment relevant to that profession. Henchmen will arrive prepared with these items, but it is the hero's responsibility to upkeep and replenish the equipment after each use.

Paxe at 14:39, 22 April 2024

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	Henchmen, though valuable assistants, are often reticent in their aid, typically agreeing to fulfill just one task for the hero. They adhere strictly to this arrangement and will not perform additional duties. Additionally, to retain their services, heroes must provide payment on a weekly basis; failure to do so will result in the henchmen abandoning the hero's cause.		Henchmen, though valuable assistants, are often reticent in their aid, typically agreeing to fulfill just one task for the hero. They adhere strictly to this arrangement and will not perform additional duties. Additionally, to retain their services, heroes must provide payment on a weekly basis; failure to do so will result in the henchmen abandoning the hero's cause.

	'''Stigma''' reflects the cumulative count of hired hirelings. It serves as a measure of the community's perception towards adventurers who enlist henchmen for perilous dungeon expeditions, especially when said henchmen fail to return.		'''[[Stigma]]''' reflects the cumulative count of hired hirelings. It serves as a measure of the community's perception towards adventurers who enlist henchmen for perilous dungeon expeditions, especially when said henchmen fail to return.

	Each Henchman Profession is associated with specific equipment relevant to that profession. Henchmen will arrive prepared with these items, but it is the hero's responsibility to upkeep and replenish the equipment after each use.		Each Henchman Profession is associated with specific equipment relevant to that profession. Henchmen will arrive prepared with these items, but it is the hero's responsibility to upkeep and replenish the equipment after each use.

	~~==Profession==~~		{{Template:RecruitHenchman}}
	{~~\| class="wikitable"~~
	~~! Profession !! Weekly Wage~~
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	~~\| [[Torch Bearer]] \|\| xx + (Stigma * x)~~
	\|-
	~~\| [[Lantern Bearer]] \|\| xx + (Stigma * x)~~
	\|-
	~~\| [[Door Spiker]] \|\| xx + (Stigma * x)~~
	\|-
	~~\| [[Porter]] \|\| xx + (Stigma * x)~~
	\|-
	~~\| [[Shield Wall]] \|\| xx + (Stigma * x)~~
	\|-
	~~\| [[Caster]] \|\| xx + (Stigma * x)~~
	\|-
	~~\| [[Ropemaster]] \|\| xx + (Stigma * x)~~
	\|}

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