1

Infant - noisy. If this is your only camp follower, you may roll again.

2

Urchin - follows you around and assists with minor tasks.

3

Brawler Urchin - will fight and bite anyone and anything, including horses, dogs, and other party members.

4

Wild Urchin - doesn't speak, runs around, finds animals and sticks and puts them in your tent.

5

Cunning Urchin - watches and waits. Has a hoard of 1d10sp, a dagger, and a plan.

6

Militant Urchin - plays at being a solider. Marches around, guards things, challenges passersby.

7

Your Child - resembles you. 1d10 years old. Might vary by race. Unless you have a Spouse, the child is illegitimate.

8

Orphan - you knew at least one of the parents. 1d10 years old, thinks of you as an important figure.

9

Blind Man - navigates with a reed, can see ghosts and spells clearly, refuses to admit this. Twitchy.

10

Blind Man - navigates with a stick, swears like a sailor, can hear changes in the weather.

11

Spouse - beautiful, courteous, and kind. Loyal, but constantly (accidentally) gives you reasons to doubt.

12

Spouse - terrified, hides most of the time, but can both read and write.

13

Spouse - moderately attractive, extremely hard-headed. Can throw a dagger as well as anyone.

14

Spouse - quite ugly, complains, but cooks well and will defend your interests.

15

Spouse - drunk most of the time, surly while sober. Not particularly attached to you.

16

Parent - disapproves of your life choices, your clothes, your hair, and your companions. Slightly tipsy.

17

Parent - conspires with you and provides wise council. Crippled in the War.

18

Blood-taker - also barber and dentist. No bonuses to healing, but can set broken bones.

19

Blood-taker - can't shave you or pull teeth but can chop off gangrenous limbs with great success.

20

Deathbed Comfort - has seen a lot of people die and knows the right words. Solemn and quiet.

21

Natural Fool - helpful, cheerful, but truly and profoundly stupid. Really tries though.

22

Natural Fool - helpful, cheerful, and prone to fits of sudden and shocking violence against random targets.

23

Fisherman - depending on location, can bring in 1d10 fish per day. Mostly an excuse to avoid work. Weather-worn.

24

Murderer - killed once, needlessly. Has terrible nightmares. Fears anyone resembling the law or their victim.

25

Cup-Bearer - terrified of any work other than table service. Weeps from time to time for no reason.

26

Old Man - older than your grandfather. Skin like paper. Full of history and details, 50% true.

27

Old Man - bitter and wise. Will offer good but conservative advice. Hates children, singing, fun, priests, and cats.

28

Wounded - hideously scarred but otherwise unharmed. Face is shocking but heart is kind.

29

Wounded - soldier missing a leg and a hand. Can tutor people in basic combat. Drinks heavily.

30

Wounded - seriously mangled by the War. Tries to help, isn't very helpful. No real talents.

31

Priest - performs daily services. Baptisms, weddings, funerals 5sp to 2gp each.

32

Fallen Priest - performs brief daily services. Baptisms, weddings, funerals 5sp or 1 bottle of wine each.

33

Mad Priest - raving sermons at all hours. Undead creatures, demons, etc. will approach with caution.

34

Old Woman - rarely speaks, stares at things. Vanishes just before danger appears. Can run very, very fast.

35

Old Woman - knows which herbs cure common ailments. Demands liquor and better living conditions.

36

Nurse - will take care of infants or children. If none are around, will perform basic tasks or flirt.

37

Nurse - will take care of infants or children. If none are around, will pray endlessly and scowl at people.

38

Mistress - pregnant and annoyed at you.

39

Mistress - moderately attractive. Not particularly attached to you.

40

Mistress - moderately attractive and extremely attached to you. Will grow jealous.

41

Druge - couldn't develop a personality at knifepoint. Performs tasks well but is otherwise silent and dull.

42

Guard - idle, narcoleptic, credulous. Will sit in front of something for days though. Feels bad about failures.

43

Farmer - displaced and lost in the wide world. Full of folk wisdom but critical of anything new or strange.

44

Deserter - unsuited for war or real work and under sentence of death if caught. Unshaven. Shivers at night.

45

Assayer - can accurately determine the value (by weight) of gold, silver, and some gems. Exorbitant rates.

46

Laundress - expert in cleaning, but always distracted by affairs, gossip, spying, or flirting. Causes trouble.

47

Laundress - expert in cleaning. Your clothes and bed will always be clean. Filthy mind, tragically hideous body.

48

Rat-Catcher - scarred fingers. 1 enormous but surly cat or 1 small but vicious dog. Insists rats taste lovely.

49

Merchant - lost all he had, too broken to continue. Knows many things about Foreign Parts, currency, trade.

50

Guy who goes "heh" - probably touched in the head. Squints at things, mumbles, carries heavy objects.

51

Squire - extremely young. Holds your horse and run errands. Runs towards danger, danger is always fatal.

52

Provision-Seller - has a small cart full of items. Journeys into town once a week, if feasible.

53

Carpenter - can make decent camp structures, but needs tools and assistance. Incomprehensible accent.

54

Foreigner - sits to the side and listens. Suspicious until you realize he doesn't speak the language.

55

Enforcer - fight in camp and he breaks your fingers. Face like a slab of meat, hands like iron. Kind otherwise.

56

Wizard Apprentice - dead-brained. Any spells cast on the apprentice bounce in a random direction.

57

Wizard Apprentice - cursed. Pick a Curse, apply a Mutation, or otherwise ruin their life.

58

Wizard Apprentice - disgraced. Cannot cast spells but can detect magic occasionally. Can read and write.

59

Prostitute - will sleep with anyone for 5sp. Offers discounts for novelty.

60

Prostitute - will sleep with anyone not too offensive for 5sp

61

Prostitute - laughably bad at it. Starts off cute, becomes annoying. 3sp (brief)

62

Prostitute - highly experienced. Also can keep accounts, lie convincingly, and handle a knife.

63

Prostitute - visibly diseased. Not fatal, but unattractive to most. 5cp.

64

Scribe - writes things down for you, can do sums. Power goes to their head immediately.

65

Scribe - writes things down for you, can do sums, but very bad at them. Terrified of being exposed.

66

Falconer - birds died, was exiled. Hates birds but knows their secrets. Can whistle really loudly.

67

Astrologer - can cast a horoscope for 5cp, 5sp, or 5gp. They all do nothing. Chest full of papers and tools.

68

Embarrassing Lover - forbidden by culture/status. All they do is hide, fawn over you, and pose suggestively.

69

Rag Picker - a heap of cloth with feet. Can patch anything. Can convert rags into clothing or clothing into rags.

70

Fletcher - makes 20 arrows per day, 5cp each. Requires feathers, wood, iron tips. Good singing voice.

71

Torch-Maker - makes 10 good torches per day, 1cp each. Requires wood, resin, and fiber. Very slow.

72

Holy Man - extremely eccentric, sings to himself, might become a saint one day if he's not careful.

73

Court Attendant - briefly served a great noble. Tells the same stories over and over. Knows some court rituals.

74

Sharpener -carries small pedal grindstone in a cart. 5cp to sharpen a dagger, 15cp for a sword.

75

Minstrel - moderately talented. Will attempt to seduce nearby women in order of attractiveness.

76

Minstrel - no talent but lots of bawdy songs. Has inappropriate preferences in partners.

77

Crier - extremely loud voice, can read, delights in gossip.

78

Night Owl - stays up all night, sleeps all day. No explanation given. Will keep a decent watch.

79

Chicken Keeper - astonishingly lazy. 1d20+2 chickens, loose and troublesome. Sells eggs, 2cp each.

80

Goatherd - cunning, wizened, and crafty from outwitting goats. 1d6 goats, exploding on a 6.

81

Shepherd - frantic and depressed from dealing with sheep. 1d6 sheep, exploding on a 6. Sheep die regularly.

82

Swineherd - jolly but crude. 1d4 hogs. If 4, one truly enormous hog the size of a horse instead.

83

Blacksmith - unless provided with a forge and equipment, is just a strong guy with burn scars. Mean and bitter.

84

Whittler - whittles things out of wood. Some are amusing. Will carve icons of saints and beasts by request.

85

Escaped Nun - hard worker, terrified of her family and being captured again.

86

Gambler - always cheerful, tells amusing tales. Usually broke, sometimes affluent.

87

Dog Trainer - horrible smell, always exhausted.1d6 dogs, 1 of which is usefully trained. The rest are mostly wild.

88

Rake - in it for the thrill. Utterly debauched and amoral. Will do something fatal eventually.

89

Cidermaker - has a small cart full of barrels. Smells like apples. Always drunk. 2cp for a cup of cider.

90

Cook - reliably produces the same tasteless grey slop, even during famine or sieges. 2cp per bowl. Scowling.

91

Cook - has maintained the same pot of stew since the last War. Flavour varies. 2cp per bowl. Rotund and florid.

92

Cook - can roast any animal. Will gleefully regale you with tales of cannibalism, mutilation, and madness.

93

Cook - tries new ingredients. 2cp for a bowl of latest creation, 1-in-10 chance of being awful/delicious. Haggard.

94

Cook - legendary. Meals cost 5sp but heal +1 HP. Requires flattery and donations.

95

Butcher - 5cp for a rabbit, 5sp for a deer, 1gp for anything larger. Competent, efficient, and corpulent.

96

Shirtless Man - spends most of the time in the sun. Does menial tasks badly but looks good doing them.

97

Freak - deformed in some amusing way. Quite intelligent and a loyal friend, given time.

98

Scrounger - 50% chance of leaving camp for the day and returning with something useful.

99

Horse Trainer - calms frightened horses, fixes horrible horse ailments. Thin and twitchy.

100

Scholar - knows more than most people about one specific but useless topic. Literate and educated.