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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DonTadow" data-source="post: 2294624" data-attributes="member: 22622">Let's say this guard has an average intelligence (10) he's been a guard for 4 years.  His duty is to his country. the guard knows he must check all identification and signal his superior before letting anyone in.   The party charmed him and tells him that they are friends and that they are walking in to warn the king about something or another.  He lets them past.  a minute later he realizes this memory.  He just let four people in without warning his supervisor.  In real life someone would know something is up.  He disobeyed protocal and it's too convinent for him to say oh they were buddies I don't remember.  He would not think that any way because he is no longer under the spells.  He knows they were not friends.  He can't say , hey maybe they were old friends becuse charm only effects the person's attitudes towards you for a LIMITED TIME.  It doesn't change memories.  This is where my inteligence check comes in.   Sense motive or will (disbelieve) may also work.  Is the person smart enough  to realize that something odd happened.  He doesnt have to know the spell and what level the caster was and what type of spell it was.  This is something this guard wouldn't know, you are correct.  And Spellchecks would be to determine what spell was cast.  But you don't have to be a wizard or sorceror to suspect something amist with your memories.</blockquote>

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