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<blockquote data-quote="Orius" data-source="post: 1307973" data-attributes="member: 8863">My best NPC ever was the gnome gem dealer, Glin Scheppen.One of the PCs wanted to sell some gems the group found in the latest dungeon.&nbsp; Instead of going to the moneychanger, who was only a block away from the inn, he decided to head into the gnome quarter.&nbsp; He got lost in there, and it took him an hour to find the building in an area of the city that was only about 4 blocks square.Glin was very absent minded.&nbsp; He wanted to know if the PC had brought a gem for him to name.&nbsp; He kept rambling on, letting the conversation constantly get sidetracked onto tangents.&nbsp; He didn't know the right date, in fact, he was about 12 years off.&nbsp; He appraised the gem twice, getting a different value each time.&nbsp; The PC took the second value, becuase it was higher than the first value Glin gave him.&nbsp; He was the most fun NPC I ever played.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Orius, post: 1307973, member: 8863"] My best NPC ever was the gnome gem dealer, Glin Scheppen. One of the PCs wanted to sell some gems the group found in the latest dungeon. Instead of going to the moneychanger, who was only a block away from the inn, he decided to head into the gnome quarter. He got lost in there, and it took him an hour to find the building in an area of the city that was only about 4 blocks square. Glin was very absent minded. He wanted to know if the PC had brought a gem for him to name. He kept rambling on, letting the conversation constantly get sidetracked onto tangents. He didn't know the right date, in fact, he was about 12 [i]years[/i] off. He appraised the gem twice, getting a different value each time. The PC took the second value, becuase it was higher than the first value Glin gave him. He was the most fun NPC I ever played. [/QUOTE]

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