#homebrew npcs

[somelazyassartist]

Might change the designs a bit but :] some oc worldbuilding designs for the rulers of each of The Three Kingdoms :]

(I've drawn Evalur before and I know he looks a lot less kind or silly than usual but this design is like, post thousands of years of outliving all his loved ones lol. Wynvyre is half-Fae and half-Demon, split right down the middle, which I'll probably get into later. And Kaivara looks a lot younger than the others because he is a lot younger than them lmao)

[dungeons-and-danis]

So here it is! A complete, but simple set of tables to help out the common DM with a common problem-- when the players derail your entire campaign to talk to random, made-last-second NPC’s with little importance. Be it messing around in a tavern, enemies that the players want to interrogate, immersive civilians and passerby’s, or what have you-- this should do the trick in at least getting you started on making you seem prepared and diligent. Simply roll for the information your players want to know, and wallah! You’ve got an immersive, complex NPC that you can easily develop if need be (but lets hope it doesn’t get that far. you’ve got real NPC’s waiting on the back burner that you actually worked on).

Hope you guys enjoy my first sort of homebrew table set here! Criticism and recommendations are welcome, just keep it civil and use common sense when you ask why I didn’t include x, y, or z.

DISCLAIMER:  Complete appearances and backstories are not included for a reason. They’re too long winded and complicated for me to include, because this is all dependent upon varying factors. Your campaign setting, your plot, the race & gender of the character, ect. So these are unfortunately two things you must come up with on your own. Sorry guys. :c

Thus said, you may download this and post it wherever you’d like as long as you credit me back to my blog and DO NOT crop my signature out at the bottom. 

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