The_Fixer
December 23, 2015, 10:10am
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Ah, found it ...
Although I don't remember him being established.
Hum... To quote:
This sort of guy is best suited as an NPC, and as a storyhook. The characters discover him and find out what he can do. So, of course, they will want to secure his services. But that is where it gets complicated. The baker is the slave to a faerie giant, or the "idiot" son of a powerful nobel, or or is the private baker of a powerful archmagus.
I recognize I may have missed all that, though.
But then, he's supposed to give "only" -2 to aging rolls, not -5 (which would be the equivalent of a lvl 50LR for mundanes characters), so if he's been brought into the game later, your math above is off.