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--- pathfinder:fst:squire [2024/05/18 09:33] – johnb
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 ====== Squire (feat) ======
-The feat (as written) can be taken at L3 but, because of level limits, you can't recruit a squire until L4. This house-ruled version  permits you to recruit a L1 Warrior when you first take the feat, who acts as a squire and student.
+The feat (as written) can be taken at L3 but, because of level limits, you can't recruit a squire until L4. This house-ruled version  permits you to recruit a L1 Warrior as a squire when you first take the feat.
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 A Trainee Squire is a level-1 Warrior who has received basic military training somewhere, who has agreed to serve you in return for suitable training and experience - a sort of military apprentice.  They look after your weapons and armour, run errands around town and do the mundane work around your camp - in return for some training, time to study and experience of the wider world.
-When **you** reach level-4 their training will be complete, and they will mature into a class that grants proficiency with all martial weapons as a class feature, as per the [[https://www.d20pfsrd.com/feats/general-feats/squire/|original feat]].  However, the skills, feats HP etc **do not** change, unless they need to be reduced to meet the requirements of the new class.
+When **you** reach level-4 their training will be complete, and they will mature into a class that grants proficiency with all martial weapons as a class feature, as per the [[https://www.d20pfsrd.com/feats/general-feats/squire/|original feat]].  However, existing skills, feats, HP etc **do not** change, unless they need to be reduced to meet the requirements of the new class.