Difference between revisions of "Stench of Secrets"
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| − | + | This ''Flair'' gives a ''Avatar'' an insight into the workings | |
| + | of a victim’s mind. If the Avatar hears a topic come up | ||
| + | while the victim is speaking that reminds the victim | ||
| + | of a misdeed he’s keeping secret, the Avatar senses the | ||
| + | presence of that secret. The victim needn’t feel guilty | ||
| + | about the wrongs he’s done, but as long as he’s taken, or | ||
| + | is taking, pains to hide them, the Avatar catches on. This | ||
| + | Flair can’t reveal what secret the victim hides, nor does | ||
| + | it point out specifically what was said in the conversation | ||
| + | that reminded him of the transgression. Conversational | ||
| + | context is usually enough for a crafty Avatar to figure out | ||
| + | where to start looking, though. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:49, 5 November 2019
This Flair gives a Avatar an insight into the workings of a victim’s mind. If the Avatar hears a topic come up while the victim is speaking that reminds the victim of a misdeed he’s keeping secret, the Avatar senses the presence of that secret. The victim needn’t feel guilty about the wrongs he’s done, but as long as he’s taken, or is taking, pains to hide them, the Avatar catches on. This Flair can’t reveal what secret the victim hides, nor does it point out specifically what was said in the conversation that reminded him of the transgression. Conversational context is usually enough for a crafty Avatar to figure out where to start looking, though.
