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# Companion

Companions are critters and beasts that heroes have bonded with at some point in their lives. 

They are helpful to the hero and will actively engage with whatever challenges those heroes face. Since this bond is so rare and takes an immense amount of time and effort — the Companion trait is one of the rarest traits in the [Genesis Immortals Collection](/game-information/genesis-immortals.md).

Some high end quests will specifically ask for companions to be present in order to fully max out a party’s quest score. The available companions are displayed below, however, [Tariel Tridysa](/lore-and-story/heroes-of-wyvernia/tariel-tridysa.md) also has a companion called Ferril.

<figure><img src="/files/AeMM69fPcahO2WZabGeg" alt=""><figcaption><p>Companions of the Genesis Immortal Collection</p></figcaption></figure>

The Companion Status and Quantity in the [Genesis Immortals Collection](/game-information/genesis-immortals.md) are listed below:

| Companion Status | Quantity |
| ---------------- | -------- |
| No Companion     | 9,824    |
| Companion        | 175      |


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