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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 8442550" data-attributes="member: 6704184">I do kinda disagree with this, but IMO checking for traps is a bad example. To me, "I check the door for traps" simply means that they are examining it visually, and then physically in they see nothing, being very careful about the process. But, I don't think the level of specificity you require is unreasonable. It's just more than I would expect in that specific instance. I do ask people what their magic, fighting, athletic movements, etc, look like, but it's a general question asked early on and then referenced as the campaigns moves on, so I might ask the rogue how their trapfinder tends to play out, what their SOPs are, early on, and encourage description as the campaign goes on, but I don't need specifics every time.</blockquote>