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Message: <blockquote data-quote="fusangite" data-source="post: 494130" data-attributes="member: 7240">I like the INT/WIS contradiction here. I'd recommend that, based on his wisdom, he generally make the correct decision. Just make sure that in every case, it's based on a completely incorrect interpretation of the events. Making the right decision for the wrong reasons is fun to play -- correctly judging an NPCs motivations not because you see behind his facade but because you misheard what he said -- that kind of thing.There is a player I game with from time to time who does this inadvertently. She consistently fails to notice the obvious, misinterprets clear statements by NPCs, misreads visual aids, etc. Yet, her instincts are very good and she often notices things no one else sees -- she makes a really fun player because when she has figured something out she is unable to explain convincingly to people why she's right. She has a wonderful Cassandra-type role in many of my games because people assume that because what she says doesn't make sense that she's wrong.</blockquote>