Players may pay 300 denars to Vorador the Scribe in Poinsbruk's Tavern to learn the cities in which of all companions in taverns currently are.Īll of them ask for money (except Ansen and Leslie) before they join your party. Their locations are random and they will change from time to time so it is important to check back at taverns regularly. For further information about the companion, like their special recruiting template, check each companion's page.Ĭompanions are found in Taverns throughout Pendor. They will also talk to you when you go near a specific fief (shown in the table below), and tell you a bit about their history and how that particular location relates to it.įor companion prices and making them vassals info, just scroll down to the table. Often, they will talk to you when you are doing something which they do not like, such as failing quests or running low on food. On the other hand, they can be trained and equipped as player decides, they may offer better party skills, be sent to gather Right to rule, they can be assigned to train your Custom Knighthood Order, they can become lords or be sent as emissaries (only if player is Monarch), and they can't be killed, though they can depart if things are not going according to their liking.Įvery Companion likes one other Companion and hates two others (first image on this page) and also likes/dislikes certain actions. Attributes, equipment and proficiencies are always fixed.Įvery companion will also cost three times as much as a normal troop with the same level, and they will take three times the loot a normal troop will take after every battle. But they will always have the same level, attributes, equipment and proficiencies.Ĭompanions' starting skills and experience are slightly randomized per save file. For example, Lethaldiran is recruited at level 42 and comes with Noldor armor and a Noldor bow and arrows, with weapon proficiencies over 400.Ĭompanions have slightly different starting skills and experience between different save games. However, in most cases, companions are far more advanced than in Native and come with stronger equipment.

for a price.Ĭompanions are much more expensive in Pendor, often costing thousands of denars to hire ( Sir Roland, the most expensive companion, costs 8000 denars). Across the lands, you may find characters in taverns who will be willing to aid you. You are not the only hero in Prophesy of Pendor. Adjacent characters (red lines) dislike each other characters with green lines between them like each other.

Prophecy of pendor companions