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[Knight Otu]

It is currently very easy to not know what the person you are talking to currently actually looks, if you just talk to someone without 'l'ooking at them first. But presumably, when you are talking to someone, they have your attention and you are usually looking at them, at least in some fashion. Similarly, if a major enemy brags about its kills and threatens to kill you, it probably has your attention in the same way. As such, I would suggest an option to display a creature's description at the start of a conversation or when it starts its bragging routine. This should help not only in reducing the number of keypresses, but also in giving a better feel of who some of the people you meet are.

[Urist McArmok]

It only makes sense. If you could see what the bandit leader looks like (ripped? scarred? missing an eye/hand/etc?), it would help you decide whether to kill him or kill him from a distance.

[thvaz]

I like it.

[mars7a]

I love this idea. Adds to the immersion.
Something like, when talking to people:

You begin to converse with an elf swordsman. He is a blah blah elf description sentient being that loves trees or w/e. His blah blah blah description blah blah.

Elfinheimer McPointyEars: Hello Urist McDwarf. It is good to see you.

And when threatened:

You are confronted by a batman. He is a humanoid with the face of a whatever or something. His bluh blah ok.

Batman: I am Batman, slayer of Elfinheimer McPointyEars. I AM THE NIGHT.

[jockmo42]

Bumping this to add my support. This would go miles toward making the game tie together more fluidly.

[Kattaroten]

this should also mention missing limbs and scars! I love this!

[Knight Otu]

this should also mention missing limbs and scars! I love this!

Yup, that's the idea.