"King's Honor, Friend"
*ducks*
"Pardon me but, you don't happen to have six fingers on your right hand, do you?"
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I have a rule for DMing and PCing both... If I say "Well met" someone gets to stab me in the head with something.
Hoy-ya! or Hoy-yah!! (from a halfling character... the first was general greeting, the second was in combat. "Hoy-yah!!! Mind holding my blade in your kidney?)
Pax, friend! How are your travels?
It is auspicious that our paths cross. (this from a Wu Jen)
The day has dawned well that has shone on our meeting.
I played in a game where the most common greeting was "Fair my eyes," (or "Well! Fair my eyes!") which was apparently shortened from the original "You are a fair sight to my eyes," but like most things people say over and over had shortened over the centuries.
I always liked the sound of it.
The traditional "Well met!" around here for a greeting. Or "Bright the day."
To say farewell:
"Till swords part." (Yes, I've been in the FR a long time.)
"Till all are one." (Sometimes combined into "Till swords part and all are one.")
"Merry meet, and merry part, and merry meet again." (Another novel quote, now affiliated with a character of mine.)