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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kemrain" data-source="post: 912489" data-attributes="member: 12153">That does work with most inteligent creatures, but many of the dimmer creatures you might be detecting would probably think in emotions or sensory imput.  I know I think in words most of the time, and when I read, or type, I think the words as I read/type them, but other times I just feel, in my head. You could come up with a vast over-arching rule for this, or you could take it on the fly, as it's yet another means to facilitate the Role-Playing aspect of the game.  Surface thoughts are comprised of words, feelings, and remembered sensory imput, (especially smells, which we don't seem to have many words to discribe) and if you want to make the game more immersive, reflecting that might be beneficial.So, yes, this does basically comes down to me rambling on and having no real ruling one way or the other. I'll shut up now. Heh.- Kemrain the Questioning his Vow of Silence...</blockquote>