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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Crimson Longinus" data-source="post: 8328733" data-attributes="member: 7025508">That's a rally bad set of question, you presumably had some reason to suspect the guy in the first place, so you could have easily asked something based on that. Not that it matters. At this point you can take them to the authorities and even if they for some reason wouldn't be aware of such magic, it would be trivially easy to demonstrate to them that you indeed possess such power. Lying under this power about not doing it is in effect a confession.Seriously, think basically any detective story and assume that the detective has this ability. Pretty much none of them would work. Now would it be possible to carefully design a scenario circumventing this power? Yes. Would it be awkward, terribly difficult and would repeating it become super implausible really fast? Also yes.I'm pretty sure that WotC agrees with me that this is an unfun ability and that's why it's not in the game. A lot of such unfun problem-trivialising spells were nerfed or removed in the 5th edition.</blockquote>