D&D 3.x Facial illiteracy?

abe ray

Explorer

• Apr 15, 2020

• #1

How would you fine people build facial illiteracy as a flaw?

 

Last edited: Apr 17, 2020

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Eltab

Lord of the Hidden Layer

• Apr 15, 2020

• #2

I would not, but you can simulate it by using Skype (all text) instead of a video program when your e-group meets.

 

ccs

41st lv DM

• Apr 15, 2020

• #3

As a penalty to checks where reading anothers face might be involved - some perception checks, insight checks, diplomacy/deceptions.

 

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haakon1

Legend

• Apr 21, 2020

• #4

I think I would just do it as a roleplaying rather than rules issue. As in the PC or NPC should be played that way. That‘s I do things like being a noble.

 

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Guest 6801328

Guest

• Apr 21, 2020

• #5

Do you mean like asperg-y inability to read other people'e expressions, or that you can't remember people's faces (prosopagnosia)?

 

abe ray

Explorer

• Apr 21, 2020

• #6

A little bit of both

 

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Guest 6801328

Guest

• Apr 21, 2020

• #7

abe ray said:

A little bit of both

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Honestly I'd just make it a roleplaying thing, with no specific mechanics.

 

abe ray

Explorer

• Wednesday at 5:24 AM

• #8

Hi actually meant in traits and flaws terms.

 

Mustrum_Ridcully

Legend

• Thursday at 5:17 PM

• #9

What traits and flaw system are you using a basis? I am not even aware of any, but 3.x has been some time for me and I probably haven't seen everything.

 

abe ray

Explorer

• Thursday at 5:20 PM

• #10

Traits and flaws can be found in unearthed arcana.