12-29-2022, 12:24 PM
Jallapierre was a NPC in DA1 and I used him as a NPC in my home campaign as well. He was at guard of the gate between the worlds under the Comeback Inn and in similar situations where the risk is high and it's important to have good judgment. In practice, he'd have to decide if it's better zapping whoever and whatever passes the gate (as most of the creatures entering through the gate between the worlds are evil and dangerous) or if it is better making some exception (for example when the characters cross the gate near the beginning of the adventure!) and investigate the situation before taking a decision.
His restraint is everything that lets the adventure (DA1) start smoothly. If he was short-tempered or prone to attacking first and asking questions later, the adventure would start in a much more complicate way.
Maybe this tells us something the player behind the character as well, maybe this is just a mad conjecture in my head.
His restraint is everything that lets the adventure (DA1) start smoothly. If he was short-tempered or prone to attacking first and asking questions later, the adventure would start in a much more complicate way.
Maybe this tells us something the player behind the character as well, maybe this is just a mad conjecture in my head.
He's a real Nowhere man, sitting in his Nowhere land,
making all his Nowhere plans for Nobody.
making all his Nowhere plans for Nobody.