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Message: <blockquote data-quote="thefutilist" data-source="post: 9347596" data-attributes="member: 7044566">Ah you might be misunderstanding me. I introduce no name NPC’s if needed but they’re essentially extras. If the werewolf goes for a drink with his uncle and his uncles buddies. Then I’m not going to detail the buddies, they’re essentially background furniture. So it would be more correct to say I don’t introduce any important NPC’s after the second session.So taking the uncle case from above. Let’s say the uncle is Steve and he’s a charming, good looking, affable guy who is there to support the werewolf. Then Steve’s friends will also be generally affable and supportive of the werewolf. I’m not going to create Bob whose a friend of Steve’s but is actually kind of suspicious of the werewolf and secretly working for the FBI. (even though it’s plausible that an FBI agent would have infiltrated a hate group).If the werewolf goes out into the streets with Steve and his friends, the innocent victims of the beating are going to be normal people, as dramatically inert as I can make them. I’m not going to decide one of them is a witch or something.Hopefully that makes more sense.</blockquote>