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Message: <blockquote data-quote="perrinmiller" data-source="post: 5597927" data-attributes="member: 88649">Actually, the best solution is to not have anyone as designated spokesperson.  Some groups use a designated "face" to make them do all the work of NPC interactions and they sit back and play anti-social strong silent types (not pointing fingers at you guys, so don't take offense). You guys are better players than that. For example Fury and Borric have no great skill in Diplomacy but we don't sit back and let the pretty lass do all the talking.  We participate in our own way and hope our role-playing doesn't have negative impact with our gruff mannerisms or we make sure that we don't cross those lines when it is important.  We just need the Charismatic Diplomat to be able to roll her dice to haggle and improve attitudes.This game should be no different.  But with my posting frequency, I tend to jump on things faster quite often.  However I am not going to approach things like Firvin is the spokesperson any more.  Much of my frustration is of my own making. Also I am making it too difficult on myself in trying to shoe horn her persona into a CN package of a Bard.  Stupid me I thought she could not be a Lawful alignment and went with that alignment change.  Honestly, I don't really know how to play CN characters and enjoy them.  I tend to be too much a team player and it comes out in IC flavor.  I am going to shift her alignment to LN, since the original character concept was LE and probably won't work.  Realistically, you guys might not even notice a change. Even though you guys are not high in charisma, I would expect that you would still take 1 rank in diplomacy on leveling up to get the class skill bonus if nothing else.   So down the road we will have more than one person able to do the skill checks with decent chances.</blockquote>

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