Comrade system for low fantasy?

>>50359756
What's the core mechanic you're trying to use?
Whatever the comrade system is, you need to make sure it meshes with the core mechanic well.

>>50359844
I was thinking a percentile based system similar to the FF Warhammer RPGs but including a damage threshold system for armor.
The aim would be to make a high-ish lethality game but still give the characters enough of a chance that the game remains challenging but fun.

>>50359881
Then I would go with a system like Fire Emblem's Dual System, where comrades fighting besides one another have a chance to prompt a better-of-two reroll, give each other bonus attacks or protect them from attacks that would normally hit. Or you could just give a flat percentage boost.
Similar effects could work for skills.
Perhaps the bonuses would be class-based?

>>50359881
You mean granting team bonuses based on the formation of other player character?

Use Whfrp2e and you can use the system of only war 1:1.

>>50359931
>>50360348
Woops I replied to the wrong post.

>>50360348
Something like that, yes.
But given that such a system already exists >>50360458 (though I can't attest to its quality) I can't recommend you make your own without taking a look at what's already been tried.

>>50360458
>>50360493
Thanks I'll give it a shot.
Any recommendation on how to run it? The idea of having NPCs constantly with the party sounds like an easy way to accidentally make them DMPCs.

>>50360508
Let the PCs play them (but more generally and less intense as their pcs) and give yourself the right to veto their npc playstyle.

That's how whfrp2e does it with henchmen anyway and how I do it in any other game