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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Torment" data-source="post: 3304389" data-attributes="member: 48376">As far as the help goes. I make sure to never reveal the level of power of my NPC. For all they know, the help they get is a level 20 fighter, or a level 1 warrior. For example in my campaign right now, they were trying to hire some sailors for their ship. Here's what they found. - A Level 4 fighter (a big muscly burly guy)- a level 3 bard (a little agile fellow that was working the rigging on another ship)- a level 1 commoner. (hahaha, and they think she's all powerful. hahahahaha, man wait til theres some sort of battle. )I am somewhat hoping that they manage to keep the commoner alive long enough to level up. That would be a good time. She could eventually become A FEARED LEVEL 20 COMMONER(actually she'll more than likely multi-class into whatever class the person that interacts the most with her is... til now, it seems it's going to be rogue... so i guess we'll see)Anyway, my campaigns are super duper open ended, i have all sorts of hooks here and there, and for the most part, i am pretty good winging stuff (except for names, gawd i suck at getting names on the fly, i need a sheet of names otherwise everyone is named Bob, Jim, Frank, Jeff, Julie... whatever). So yeah, i have no problem with the players solving whatever problem i throw at them in whichever way.</blockquote>