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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Plane Sailing" data-source="post: 4335000" data-attributes="member: 114">You say that Bluff is for telling lies - but actually Bluff is about getting someone to believe something which is implausible; arguably,  convincing somebody about something really weird (but true) is thus a legitimate use of bluff.I don't think you could do an opposed check with insight though - because then poor bluffers would be better at convincing at an unlikely truth!For campaign specific situations I'd use skill challenges. For simple situations which are not so significant I'd probably be half inclined to base DCs on the 3e rules as a static check as follows:The target wants to believe you.      DC15The bluff is believable and doesn’t affect the target much.     DC20The bluff is a little hard to believe or puts the target at some risk.     DC25The bluff is hard to believe or puts the target at significant risk.     DC30The bluff is way out there, almost too incredible to consider.     DC40</blockquote>