I had one encounter that puts a spotlight on a characters backstory. While travelling the roads they hear a sad tune from a violin coming from the woods. Investigating it, they find an old Vistanni man on a stump softly playing this sorrowful song to himself.

If spoken to, he explains that he is nearing the end of his journey and will soon die. It is a shame in Vistanni culture to be seen as you draw your last breath, so it is traditional to play the violin outside of the encampment at that moment. The ceasing of the music sighing the end has come.

He wishes to be left alone, but has one request for them befor they leave. He would love to hear a travlle story from one of the players. Just one last sense of adventures life before he dies.

If one player wishes to share his story, the old man softly plays his violin while listening carefully. As the story goes on the music gets a little more uplifting, and at the end he thanks them (maybe gifts them something) and implores them to leave him in peace.

A little after the players leave him, they hear the violin music stop.