Each player starts with one hero. A player has full control of the actions of a
hero and may gain more heroes as time goes by.

Each hero may have retainers/followers/henchmen. A player may give general
orders to a henchman, but not specific ones. Henchmen have one particular
skill and are not capable of learning others. They may, however, become better
at their one skill.

Henchman are tied to a location or structure. If the structure is destroyed, so
is the henchman.

Sample Henchman Types per Structure:
	Ship, captain
	Castle, seneschel/majordomo
	Army, captain
	Caravan, merchant
	Tower, apprentice
	Temple, acolyte

Sample Retainer Orders:

	order xxxx seneschel	# order xxxx to run castle
	order xxxx captain	# order xxxx to captain a ship
	order xxxx apprentice	# order xxxx to apprentice in magic
	order xxxx centurion	# order xxxx to command a legion


Perhaps the the special heroes can be from groups representing certain beliefs.
A group of hero for the empress, one for each god, etc...

But what exactly makes them leave?...

Marcus:

 "one hero to start...perhaps one a turn until there are four total no
more until one dies" What if the players actions gained some sort of
prestige atracting a hero to thier cause... the could be a bank of
legendary heros that flock to the flag of the more powerful players. Of
course these heroes are moody and could defect at almost any time....?