Useful help
Give the favour a clear purpose.
One favour. Clear terms. Open choices.
Turn help between an NPC and the party into a useful agreement. Make the terms and who owes whom clear while leaving every response open.

A favour with value and responsibility
Connect what the party needs with the help, terms and who owes whom.
Give the favour a clear purpose.
Explain the agreement before it is accepted.
Make responsibility explicit.
Leave room to accept, negotiate or refuse.

Keep the help, terms and responsibility connected
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Set the NPC, party, immediate need, scale and tone.
Choose the kind of help, who owes whom and shared history.
From immediate need to clear agreement
Build one useful favour without choosing the party’s response.
Add the NPC, party and established facts.
Choose the need, scale, type and tone.
Connect responsibility, condition and catch.
Offer opportunities, hooks and table tips.
The NPC favour workspace
Keep the agreement connected to established facts.
Create an understandable agreement between an NPC and the party.
Shape small help or a favour that changes everything.
Choose introductions, shelter, information, discretion and more.
Make responsibility clear, including freely offered or exchanged help.
Connect the condition, catch and unpaid consequences.
Prepare two opportunities, two hooks and two table tips.
Lock, edit, reopen or duplicate an agreement.
Review DM dossiers or player-facing agreements for copy, JSON or print.
Quick help and deeper agreements
Keep the help and what follows understandable.
Use NPC, party, need, scale and tone.
Choose the favour that serves the situation.
Set who owes whom or exchanges help.
Keep shared history and things to avoid in view.
Refine a useful agreement
Keep useful terms while exploring a different favour.
Lock, change or edit individual details.
Keep different versions of an agreement.
Return to people, responsibilities and opportunities.
Duplicate a result to explore another direction.

A useful agreement with open next steps
Review the help, who owes whom, terms and condition.
Consider the catch and consequences if it is not repaid.
Review two opportunities, hooks, tips and selected audience material.
A social agreement with open player choices
Prepare a favour without forcing a quest or obligation.
Keep people, needs and shared history connected.
Prepare the condition, catch and unpaid possibilities.
Leave asking, negotiation and repayment to players.
No fight, mechanic, penalty or Combat Pro transfer.
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Prepare an NPC favour that creates open choices for your table.

Connect the favour to what the party needs.
Prepare the condition, catch and unpaid possibilities.
Reopen versions or explore another direction.
Leave asking, agreement and repayment to the players.
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Quick answers
Understand the help, six scales, saved versions, sharing and desktop access.
Create one favour between an NPC and the party with useful help, clear terms and condition, who owes whom, a believable catch and consequences if it is not repaid. Add two ways to make the most of it, two story hooks, two practical tips and a private Dungeon Master note while preserving established facts.
Choose six scales: small, useful, real, big, huge or world-changing. Start with the NPC, party members, what the party needs, established facts and tone.
Choose an introduction, shelter, information, discretion, a delivery, vouching, a loan or help getting out of trouble. Decide whether the NPC owes the party, the party owes the NPC, help is freely offered or a favour is exchanged. Add shared history, things to avoid and private context.
Lock, change and edit individual sections. Save favours and reopen the people, need, terms, responsibilities, catch and opportunities intact. Keep versions or duplicate a result to explore a variation.
Copy, export as JSON or print the Dungeon Master dossier or a player-facing agreement with the NPC and party, favour, terms, who owes whom, opportunities, hooks and tips. Select and review audience material before sharing, keeping private catches, DM notes and context in your DM preparation. Players choose whether to ask, accept, negotiate, repay or refuse. The favour starts no fight, applies no mechanic or penalty and sends nothing to Combat Pro.
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Create a free VISINVOKE account and review current generator access.
Use your account installer page for Desktop Command Centre.
Open NPC Favour Generator from the Generators collection.