Cohorts and Campaign Cards? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Cohorts and Campaign Cards? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
LachlarlanIII
07-17-07, 09:54 AM LGCS Pg. 14, Designing Your Cohort
Cohorts are designed and restricted exactly like LG PCs

Does this mean cohorts get to use campaign cards?

If yes, do they use their own stack or do they use their master's stack?

Thanks.
KarmaInferno
07-17-07, 12:09 PM They use their master's stack.
LachlarlanIII
07-17-07, 12:13 PM They use their master's stack.

Where is this stated?
solbergb
07-17-07, 01:39 PM Indirectly under the campaign card rules.

Parapahrased - the PLAYER gets the stack of cards. Not the character.

I believe this means that cards can be used for anytbody the player has control over (animal companions, familiars, bonded mounts, cohorts) .

There isn't any scenario where the player gets more than one stack, and I've seen one or two judges restrict it to just the PC but without a LGCS in front of me I can't debate the merits of that position. I think it's not supported by the rules but I'm not sure.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
LachlarlanIII 07-17-07, 09:54 AM	LGCS Pg. 14, Designing Your Cohort Cohorts are designed and restricted exactly like LG PCs Does this mean cohorts get to use campaign cards? If yes, do they use their own stack or do they use their master's stack? Thanks.
KarmaInferno 07-17-07, 12:09 PM	They use their master's stack.
LachlarlanIII 07-17-07, 12:13 PM	They use their master's stack. Where is this stated?
solbergb 07-17-07, 01:39 PM	Indirectly under the campaign card rules. Parapahrased - the PLAYER gets the stack of cards. Not the character. I believe this means that cards can be used for anytbody the player has control over (animal companions, familiars, bonded mounts, cohorts) . There isn't any scenario where the player gets more than one stack, and I've seen one or two judges restrict it to just the PC but without a LGCS in front of me I can't debate the merits of that position. I think it's not supported by the rules but I'm not sure.