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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Finley DaDum" data-source="post: 3370326" data-attributes="member: 30376">I love to slowly introduce NPCs with somewhat humerous names. 2 examples from my Eberron Campaign:A merchant captain known for a triangle trade route that usually brought back very good Rum to Sharn. He is introduced to the players as Lord Jaswell Morgan but jovially asks the players to call him Jazz, which they promptly get in the habit of. As they travel with him on his ship ,the crew just call him captain. It takes three sessions until another NPC refers to him as Lord Morgan and one of my players groans and says "You named him Captain Morgan and he delivers Rum????!!!!". I introduce a low level wizard/sage NPC named Conan, little laugh from the players. He becomes fairly useful as a source of information and identification of magic items, and the party interact with him regularly. As the party progresses he rises in stature and level and eventually finds himself head of the Librarys of Morgrave University. Upon coming to see him form more info, an underling exclaims "Oh your here to see Conan, the Librarian".</blockquote>