What's your favorite, in-depth NPC ?

[RZ]

I'd have to say the Caged Magistrate is the most interesting for me. Not sure if it's just his story, the voice-acting or his old swagger...

https://images.rpgsite.net/image/da49c9a1/136496/original/Dragons-Dogma-2_Caged-Magistrate_01.png

The old-guy on the beach, at Harve is probably #2 here..

What's your favorites ???

[Cryemore]

Ser Gregor and Lady Margit on the grounds that they are the leads in the most interesting questline of the game.

[Usagi-chan]

Ursula because she's hot
(She's the Oracle of Vernworth)

[DreamDecker]

Originally posted by Cryemore:

Ser Gregor and Lady Margit on the grounds that they are the leads in the most interesting questline of the game.

Does the quest progres pass Til Death Do Us Part? Because otherwise I didn't find it THAT interesting. I find Every Rose Has Its Thorn to be more interesting.

[DreamDecker]

I don't think any NPCs are particularly interesting, but I like Brant because he's a homie.

Dude immediately pledged loyalty almost as soon as you meet him (he only pretends to treat you like an imposter to cover for you), and has been nothing but intentionally helpful (even if he doesn't actually do anything in the story).

What got me the most though is that, during the quest Every Rose Has Its Thorn, if you talk to him, even though he doesn't condone the assassination, if you ask for "whatever aid you can lend" after showing him the murder report, he still goes out of his way to help you escape after killing Allard. He IS disappointed in you for still doing it, and you most certainly did not NEED his help, but he still had your back nonetheless.

[Cryemore]

Originally posted by DreamDecker:

Originally posted by Cryemore:

Ser Gregor and Lady Margit on the grounds that they are the leads in the most interesting questline of the game.

Does the quest progres pass Til Death Do Us Part? Because otherwise I didn't find it THAT interesting. I find Every Rose Has Its Thorn to be more interesting.

Though it doesn't really go much beyond, it does have different endings depending on your actions etc. What makes it interesting to me is the lore and speculation it invites towards Lady Margit's character and activities in regards to Ser Ludolph and Lennart. There is an entire thread discussing the lore of Lady Margit buried here somewhere.

I agree that Every Rose has it's Thorn is an interesting questline, but I find I dislike Wilhelmina as a character.

[Cryemore]

Originally posted by DreamDecker:

I don't think any NPCs are particularly interesting, but I like Brant because he's a homie.

Dude immediately pledged loyalty almost as soon as you meet him (he only pretends to treat you like an imposter to cover for you), and has been nothing but intentionally helpful (even if he doesn't actually do anything in the story).

What got me the most though is that, during the quest Every Rose Has Its Thorn, if you talk to him, even though he doesn't condone the assassination, if you ask for "whatever aid you can lend" after showing him the murder report, he still goes out of his way to help you escape after killing Allard. He IS disappointed in you for still doing it, and you most certainly did not NEED his help, but he still had your back nonetheless.

After completing the game I learned that an additional piece of evidence can be found in a home near the barbarie that apparently leads to a better ending in regards to Ser Brandt. I haven't confirmed this, but it is interesting.

[LexAnimex]

I probably like Beren and Wilhelmina the most

[Катюша]

The Sphinx is the only NPC with any sort of personality in this game. So, I would have to say her.

[Nepnep]

Originally posted by RZ:

I'd have to say the Caged Magistrate is the most interesting for me. Not sure if it's just his story, the voice-acting or his old swagger...

https://images.rpgsite.net/image/da49c9a1/136496/original/Dragons-Dogma-2_Caged-Magistrate_01.png

The old-guy on the beach, at Harve is probably #2 here..

What's your favorites ???

As a character? Sven. I always liked characters who push to be (actual) better people than "fate makes them". Trying to not being his mother's coddled puppet counts. Too bad his NPC location is terrible.

Otherwise, its the slave overseer guy at the start. Of the "Love to hate" variety.