What's a word for a non-adventurer?

Kaodi

Hero

• Sep 14, 2019

• #21

Benchwarmers, particularly in reference to ordinary people who may have been sitting in your favourite spot in the tavern when you get back from one of your forays, ; ) .

 

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ccs

41st lv DM

• Sep 14, 2019

• #22

Morrus said:

I mentioned that in my initial post.

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Huh, so you did.

I'll still nominate it though as I don't think of a word hailing from 1300 French as being terribly modern.

 

aramis erak

Legend

• Sep 14, 2019

• #23

NPC's was my first thought.
Normals, folk, or settled folk.

 

Morrus

Well, that was fun

Staff member

• Sep 14, 2019

• #24

ccs said:

Huh, so you did.

I'll still nominate it though as I don't think of a word hailing from 1300 French as being terribly modern.

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It’s not a vote.

 

Morrus

Well, that was fun

Staff member

• Sep 14, 2019

• #25

aramis erak said:

NPC's was my first thought.
Normals, folk, or settled folk.

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There’s lots of adventuring and villain NPCs too. Ninjas and wizards and stuff. These are the non-adventurers and villains.

 

aramis erak

Legend

• Sep 14, 2019

• #26

Morrus said:

There’s lots of adventuring and villain NPCs too. Ninjas and wizards and stuff. These are the non-adventurers and villains.

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If one goes back to early D&D sources, adventuring NPCs were monsters.

 

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Dioltach

Legend

• Sep 14, 2019

• #27

Schwa.

 

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Nagol

Unimportant

• Sep 14, 2019

• #28

Sane.

 

Zardnaar

Legend

• Sep 14, 2019

• #29

0 level.

 

Campbell

Relaxed Intensity

• Sep 15, 2019

• #30

Free Experience Points