Mr. Johnson

Mr. Johnson was a fixer that the party worked with at the beginning of the Dorust - Crimson Catalyst campaign.

Personality
Mr. Johnson was a rude and arrogant man with a high sense of self-importance. He did fulfil his end of the deal he made with the party, but also forced the party to pay for his drinks each time they met.

Biography
Mr. Johnson was a fixer based in Rusel. He was one of the first NPCs that the party interacted with and in some ways could even be credited with the party's creation.

The premise of the very start of Dorust - Crimson Catalyst was that all of the player characters were to meet him at a cafe in Rusel to discuss a job that he had for them. During this meeting, he ate and drank parts of the food that the party ordered, then at the insistence of Ragmesz, ordered a replacement (but still didn't pay for it before leaving; leaving the party with the cost.) The party signed a contract with him for the purpose of completing a job with Mining Co..

As the party arrived back in Rusel after completing their job, they were followed by a shady dwarf from the gate. After confronting the dwarf, they found that he had been sent by Mr. Johnson and that he wished to meet with them.

After being taken to a tavern near the docks, the party were given mugs of watered down ale and forced to wait for quite some time before Mr. Johnson arrived. Even after he arrived, he spent quite a bit of time before he acknowledged the party's presence.

Mr. Johnson was meeting with them to receive his 25% cut of the party's earnings, as per the contract. The party obliged and did not try to cheat him. At this point he said that the contract had concluded and instructed them to order him a Dragonfire Whiskey at this tavern if they wished to work for him again. He left the party with the bill, both for their own drinks as well as what he had before meeting them, and two unknown drinks.

Affiliations
The Sloop's Rest: Mr. Johnson clearly had some sort of deal with this tavern. If a dragonfire whiskey was ordered for him there, the bartender would know that the orderer wanted to see Mr. Johnson about work.

That one shady dwarf guy: Mr. Johnson clearly had some less than desirable associates, such as the dwarf that followed the party from the Rusel gate. It is unknown if this dwarf was his only associate of this kind, or even if he was associated with The Sloop's Rest.

It is unknown if Mr. Johnson had any similar ties to the cafe where the party first met with him.

Notes & Trivia

 * Moo has said multiple times post-session that he enjoyed making him as rude and obnoxious as possible.
 * Mr. Johnson should not be confused with Johnson, an employee of Mining Co.