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<blockquote data-quote="sigfried" data-source="post: 493970" data-attributes="member: 1798">I had this NPC cleric I ran for the party (because they didn't have one for a while).&nbsp; He was dunb as a box of rocks and he was called Brother Landon (after the actor michael landon from that silly tv show he was in).&nbsp; Anyhow he was just background in the original game but when we revisited it a number of years later I played up his massive stupidness.&nbsp; Basicly unless somone told him to do someting he would just stand around whisteling or praying.&nbsp; Once when a dragon attack was iminent everyone went around hiding preparing spells and such.&nbsp; When the dragon arived they finaly realized poor Landon was just standing in the open studing his prayer book unaware of what was happening.&nbsp; I'd make up a list of rules your characters god follows and just stick to those rules in any and all situations, taking the most literal interpretation possible.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sigfried, post: 493970, member: 1798"] I had this NPC cleric I ran for the party (because they didn't have one for a while). He was dunb as a box of rocks and he was called Brother Landon (after the actor michael landon from that silly tv show he was in). Anyhow he was just background in the original game but when we revisited it a number of years later I played up his massive stupidness. Basicly unless somone told him to do someting he would just stand around whisteling or praying. Once when a dragon attack was iminent everyone went around hiding preparing spells and such. When the dragon arived they finaly realized poor Landon was just standing in the open studing his prayer book unaware of what was happening. I'd make up a list of rules your characters god follows and just stick to those rules in any and all situations, taking the most literal interpretation possible. [/QUOTE]

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