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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Moff_Tarkin" data-source="post: 4826662" data-attributes="member: 14175">I guess the whole situation might not seem as fishy to my character as it does to me as a player, and maybe that’s why the DM say my character doesn’t investigate further. I just think you shouldn’t have to believe everything is fine because you missed a save.Let me use a Sense Motive vs. Bluff example, as applied in a real life scenario to make it more relatable. There is a guy who games with us that is a total dope; he always takes my dice because he thinks it is funny. Lets say I go to the bathroom and come back to find my dice missing. I am automatically going to suspect him and call him out on it. Now lets say he makes a Bluff check, “It wasn’t me,” and manages to beat my Sense Motive. Because he beat my Sense Motive with his Bluff I am not able to sense any deception from him. But I am still going to be suspicious and think that he is the one who took my dice. Just because I cant pick up on anything doesn’t mean I don’t believe something is there. The same can be said for illusions. Just because I failed a save doesn’t mean that I don’t still suspect something.</blockquote>