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From time to time, you have good hunches. You have learned to trust them. At times, you might not be able to explain why you suddenly know certain things, or how you jump to a startling conclusion based on a confusing or mystifying set of facts. Your instinct tends to serve you very well, except when it doesn’t. Intuition reflects your aptitude in making good guesses and relying on your gut feelings. This is not a psychic ability; rather, it is an innate “sixth sense” that enables the character to sense if someone is lying or whether or not a particular argument holds more persuasive force than another with the target individual. A character with Intuition may be able to string together tiny or otherwise overlooked clues, resolving into the strong feeling that “we need to go to the warehouse now!” or “Mr. X is the person behind this.” Storytellers can use a character’s Intuition to give information to the players or as a handy device to move along a stalled plot when all else fails.

• Novice: Your instincts help you find the right track.

•• Practiced: You automatically follow your initial guess rather than second-guessing yourself.

••• Competent: You always know when something’s going down.

•••• Expert: You know not only what’s wrong, but who’s behind it.

••••• Master: Your insights and hunches scare you sometimes!

Possessed by

Kinfolk, counselors, mothers, trending experts, teachers, intuitive diagnosticians, private detectives

Specialties

Reading Between the Lines, Subtext, Sensing Dynamics, Meditation