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<blockquote data-quote="HammerMan" data-source="post: 8477783" data-attributes="member: 84112">I checked all of them because they are all possible, but like I said in other thread(s) corner cases... 99% of the time if I have an NPC artisit I am not going to roll, i am going to describe.&nbsp; The dice rolls work best in my games when I do not have an encounter planned, and am 'winging it'&nbsp; so if the PCs out of no where ask to find an artist, and I need to tell them about 3 pieces they have on display, since I didn't have the NPC named and ready, I might just make up some basic idea's and roll to see how well they turned out. however if part of my plot is an artist is the lover of the queen and one of the suspects in the princes murder, I most likely have pre done some work and made up art piece ideas without rolling. (sometimes the art or the name of the art might even be a thematic clue out of game if the PCs pay close attention)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HammerMan, post: 8477783, member: 84112"] I checked all of them because they are all possible, but like I said in other thread(s) corner cases... 99% of the time if I have an NPC artisit I am not going to roll, i am going to describe. The dice rolls work best in my games when I do not have an encounter planned, and am 'winging it' so if the PCs out of no where ask to find an artist, and I need to tell them about 3 pieces they have on display, since I didn't have the NPC named and ready, I might just make up some basic idea's and roll to see how well they turned out. however if part of my plot is an artist is the lover of the queen and one of the suspects in the princes murder, I most likely have pre done some work and made up art piece ideas without rolling. (sometimes the art or the name of the art might even be a thematic clue out of game if the PCs pay close attention) [/QUOTE]

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