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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pawsplay" data-source="post: 3426827" data-attributes="member: 15538">CN and Wis 3? You have no idea what's going on. But you muddle on through pure moxy. If someone says, "There's an ogre behind you!" you respond with ... "Is he holding a weapon?" or "What variety of ogre?" Or you draw your dagger and attack, belatedly realizing you're not wearing armor, you don't know if it's attacking you, and you probably can't take one alone. You can't Sense Motive effectively, so you tend to be naively trusting... however, if something trips you off that you are being fooled, you become intensely paranoid since you have no way of gauging how badly, and start considering wild theories as to what's really going on. No one EVER asks you to stand watch. Even though you have an alignment, you don't really understand them, and have a hard time really getting how a cleric is different from a wizard, or conversely, from "a god's friend." If you have extensive knowledge on a subject, you have no idea how to apply it intuitively; for instance, you might imagine you have the Feat Stunning Fist even though you do not, and could probably never learn it effectively.In fact, you probably have no idea what you're good at or bad at. You have trouble telling voices in your head from your own ideas. You forget to pay attention to landmarks and typically get lost a lot. If surprised, you tend to react uselessly; being CN, this probably means doing something rather impulsive. Holding down a regular job is essentially impossible. You can't even be trusted to shovel manure, since you might have a really bad idea and try to implement it, or simply forget to work unless constantly reminded. On the plus side, you're probably an excellent lackey, since you probably don't notice what time it is most of the time and might work well into the night without noticing it, and probably can't gauge if you're being fairly paid for your experience.</blockquote>

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