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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Felon" data-source="post: 3650081" data-attributes="member: 8158">I'd need something more granular than a situation, since it's not a situation that I'm searching my feelings about, but rather actions. But in general, I'd use this ability to know if there was about to be a gear shift. So, let's say my action is leaving my lightsaber in the sock drawer. I search my feelings and know that will be unfavorable. If I'm close to the loremaster, I'll check for leaving it in my speeder's glove compartment instead. Either way, I now have a pretty good sense that some stuff is about to go down. That's a bit of an assumption on my part; maybe the loremaster heard I have a really nice lightsaber and will storm off in a huff because I didn't bring it. Or I might get stuck in the elevator on the way up to meet him and need to cut my way out. Or someone might want to raid my sock drawer. But most likely I'm going to need to chop somebody up. When the killer shows up--dramatically jumps through the skylight or what have you--it won't be any kind of surprise. Not for me, not for the Sith. After dealing with the Sith, assuming I'm still alive, I repeat the same formula formula. Sock drawer check is clean. Glove compartment check, clean. Basically, I'll know whether or not it's safe to stand near a skylight. I gotta say that as a DM, I want people not so sure about skylights.</blockquote>