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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hriston" data-source="post: 6990829" data-attributes="member: 6787503">There are two main factors to consider. The first is the attitude of the NPC being intimidated, whether friendly, indifferent, or hostile to the intimidating PC. This measures the lengths to which the NPC is willing to go to help or hinder the PC's goals. The second is the degree of risk that giving-in to the intimidation poses to the NPC. The greater the risk, the higher the DC. Due to the significant risk to the goblin represented by the received death threat, I would say that the PCs would first need to shift the goblin's attitude to friendly (if it wasn't there already), and then succeed on a DC 20 CHA check. I wouldn't call for a roll in the case of anyone trying to intimidate a PC. I would simply describe what the creature does and says, and then ask the player what their character does.</blockquote>