BretI Venture-Lieutenant, Minnesota—Minneapolis |
If you are talking about followers like from the Leadership feat, that feat is not legal for Pathfinder Society Organized Play.
If you mean followers like the vanities you can buy via Prestige Points in the Pathfinder Society Field Guide, all they give is the listed bonus. They stay away from any combat and can not make any rolls except those listed.
Magda Luckbender |
Please read the Guide to Pathfinder Society Advanced play, available on the Paizo website as a free download under the My Downloads label, above. It addresses this point.
Pathfinder Society characters may theoretically have followers, but followers can't ever come with you on adventures or have any material effect on the game. The Leadership feat is banned. Lest you be disappointed, there are some excellent reasons for this.
Edit: Bret already answered, but I'll not delete this response.
The Great Rinaldo! |
Fernando, by "contrado" I think you mean "contracted" or "hired", in other words paid for during an adventure (rather than "follower" which would be someone who stays with your character long term during a campaign because they like or admire your character).
Many scenarios take place in a location where it would be possible to hire someone for a specific task. There are some examples in the core rulebook, I believe. There are also some scenarios that specifically call out NPCs the party can hire. In those cases, use the standard rules and common sense for what the hirelings will and will not do.
Is that what you are thinking of?