Is there a non-awkward way to do an NPC love interest?

>>49368655
The DM is probably a fa/tg/uy, so no

Yes, she need to make a daily thread on /tg/ expressing opinions on killing.

Your character has a NPC love interest.

They show up every once in a while to do plot stuff or your character says "I write to my love interest / I spend the day with my love interest"

One of my players had the "True Love" disadvantage in Legend of the Five Rings. He ended up being ordered to kidnap her (daughter of a minor daimyo) and he refuses getting himself exiled and made a Ronin (His lord had a soft-spot for him and couldnt bring himself to order Seppuku). Anyways the Lord whose daughter was unkidnapped was very grateful and he was a huge boon to the players as a result.

As far as what actually happened in role-playing? Only the basics such as what they were talking about and important bits that were related to the main story for the party were all played out.

All in all it went amazingly, would recommend love interest again!

>>49368655
Keep it in your pants.

Don't roleplay romance unless you know that everyone's cool with it.

>>49368655
Keep it organic? Forced = magical realm and nobody wants that. If the PC goes for it, play along. Otherwise, feck off with it.

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>>49368655
>implying giving your players waifu isn't good if done well

The answer is yes, OP. Next question.

>>49368736
shit, thanks for reminding me

>>49368655
Ham it up to the point where it's funny.

Early on the campaign our party was captured by the character the Dm had planned to be our overarching villian a rich and narcissistic vampire duchess. The problem was when she did the whole flirty evil monologue i decided to have my character flirt back at first as a joke then serious. My Dm decided to run with it and the duchess sophia is now my characters wierd possessive sugar momma and one the party's main quest givers.

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>>49368969
sounds awesome

here have some Yi sun shin

Yeah, don't play face to face.

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>OD&D campaign
>Months into the campaign the party has finally gotten past level 3 without dying horribly
>Party moves to a new town with a giant hot spring that a demon lives in
>New town has specialists like a criminal underground and a sage, also means better carousing and more consequences to getting wasted
>Party had been fucking around in a mega dungeon, with a room that housed a nigh indestructible obsidian golem that only activated when you took the gems from it, or the statues nearby
>Party loses over half a dozen characters attempting to figure out how to get these gems out of the dungeon, two of which were mine
>End up using some of the gems as a distraction as we flee with the rest
>Get to town with our booty, unsure if the golem will pursue outside of the dungeon we decide to unload it on the mob instead of the legit jeweler in town
>Later hear that the golem punched a hole through the town's wall and fought it's way into the mob's base, killing most of them including their leader
>Weeks later...
>DM's brother is carousing and fails, rolling on the chart that his character drunkenly proposed to "An influential person in town"
>DM rolls to see how they'd reciprocate
>Ends up getting best possible reaction
>DM goes to roll up which influential person is madly in love with his brother's PC
>Realizes that after our shenanigans the only one left is the sage
>An aging old man who lives in a tower
>DM says "Fuck it" and rolls with it
>DM's brother has the same reaction
>The sage has apparently been tired of his lonely life cooped up in his tower and seeks adventure
>DM's brother's PC really needs someone to take care of their adopted baby they found during another awful night of drinking
>Love at first drunken proposal
>The party cleric holds a nice little ceremony over the demonic hot spring to seal the deal
>Sage still charges us to ask questions

The bastard. Oh well, he got his comeuppance when we accidentally forgot him and the baby in the apocalypse.

Nope, all the ones I can think of were either purposefully awkward, or PC with PC.

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